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Marcelo Góes wrote: |
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> GLEP: 46 |
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> Title: Allow upstream tags in metadata.xml |
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> Version: $Revision: 1.1 $ |
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i'm offline for the week, so ignore any of this that has already been discussed |
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in the meantime. |
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> This GLEP defines the following four tags for ``upstream``: |
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> ``maintainer``, ``changelog``, ``bugs-to`` and ``remote-id``, none of |
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> which are mandatory. Future GLEPs may extend this -- tools processing |
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> metadata.xml should ignore unrecognized elements. |
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i think a 'status' tag might also be handy to indicate if the package has an |
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active upstream or not. either a text field or a predetermined set of |
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possibilities ("active"/"inactive"). |
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> ``maintainer`` can contain the tags ``name`` and ``email``, indicating |
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> the person or organization responsible for upstream maintainership of |
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> the package. |
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multiple maintainer tags allowed? |
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--de. |
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