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El sáb, 11-04-2015 a las 21:50 +0200, Andreas K. Huettel escribió: |
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> Hi all, |
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> the debate about arches, keywording and stabilization procedures is coming up again. |
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> People have told me that the whole debate seems to turn into some sort of arch-team bashing. That is definitely not the plan. Also, supporting many different types of hardware is actually one of the strong points of Gentoo. |
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> So, it would be absolutely great to have more feedback from the arch teams, especially suggestions |
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> * how to improve procedures, |
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> * where you see the main problems, and |
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> * where you don't see problems... |
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> Please make your voice heard. Noone wants to overrule an active team. |
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> Cheers, |
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> Andreas |
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> PS. I've ommitted amd64, hppa, and arm from the manual CC list because these are the stable arches I'm definitely not worried about. Obviously feedback is appreciated anyway. |
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Currently, a problem is that everybody uses different formatting |
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for stabilization bug reports making them more difficult to be parsed. |
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One option could be to change the way bugs are filled when "Keyword & |
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Stabilization" component is chosen. When that is the case, instead of |
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letting people to play with "Summary" field freely, people would only be |
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able to specify package atoms to be stabilized and, once supplied, |
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bugzilla would take care of reworking the summary to something like: |
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=${P}: stable request -> for the cases where only 1 package is supplied |
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=${P}, =${P1}: stable request -> when a few packages are supplied |
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separated by commas |
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BLABLABLA list stable request -> when reporter chooses (with a |
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checkbox... or KEYWORD or... :/) that they are going to attach a full |
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list for stabilizing (as this cases need to be treated in a completely |
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different way |
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Is this technically possible? |