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On Thu, 2020-05-07 at 09:29 +0200, Michał Górny wrote: |
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> 1) list of selected packages (@world) |
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> We would use this to determine the popularity of individual packages, |
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> plus by scanning their dependencies we would be able to make combined |
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> statistics for direct usage + dependencies of other selected |
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> packages. |
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> This would allow us to judge which packages need more of our |
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> attention. |
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At work we install a lot of dependencies through a few company-specific |
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virtual packages, e.g. company/developer for all stuff useful for our |
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developers. These packages would then be missed in the statistics. I'm |
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not sure how prevalent this is and to what extend it wills skew the |
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statistics. |
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