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From -core, please stop crossposting it. |
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On Sat, 2004-06-19 at 21:17 +0100, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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> | It is my personal opinion that package maintainers should have the |
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> | word on when something is stable. |
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> We are not Debian. Arch teams *must* be allowed to override package |
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> maintainers *where necessary*. |
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Not without discussion without the maintainer . I never said this can't |
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happen, i just said that it can't happen without the maintainer being in |
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the known. Actually this is better for all arches involved. |
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Anyway, do not compare us to another distro to make your point, I hope |
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we can come to decisions without the need to resort to such polarizing |
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arguments. We're not Debian. |
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> This isn't a case of arch maintainers being irresponsible and going |
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> around keywording all sorts of broken packages. Arch teams do not |
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> usually go around overriding package maintainers, and where there is |
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> any doubt the relevant maintainers are contacted first. |
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Arch maintainer show and have shown in the past they don't know |
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everything about a package and thats nothing more than logical. There's |
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only one conclusion you can draw from that, that arch maintainers should |
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be heading the direction the package maintainer gives them. |
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> For those of you who missed it the first three times, *the current |
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> system works*. |
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This is just not true, i've seen it break things & this will happen more |
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and more in the future. I've posted a recent example on -dev already, so |
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I don't even know why you can still knowingly make this false statement. |
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> Oh, and since the skim readers will miss it otherwise, *the current |
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> system works*. Did everyone see that? *the current system works*. Works, |
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> the current system does. Le systeme courant marche deja. Die aktuelle |
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> Loesung funktioniert. Romanes eunt domus. |
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Read above. You disregard any information contradicting your line of |
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though, but this is nothing new. |
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The current system is a mix of what used to be and what some newer arch |
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devs think is a system that never existed in the first place. We should |
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come to a conclusion that the maintainers arch is the relevant arch if |
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it comes to marking stable. |
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- foser |