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On Fri, 2006-07-28 at 22:20 +0200, Matthias Bethke wrote: |
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> no reply, opened a bug (#140242) some two weeks ago---still nothing. |
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Everything prior to this was unlikely to get a response. As for the |
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bug, two weeks is barely infancy for some bugs. |
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> Seems I'm not following some arcane protocol. I mean, I'd be fine with |
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> any comment. |
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Nope. You're doing it all correctly now that you've filed a bug. |
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> "Your ebuild sucks, read $DOC and fix it"---Cool. |
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> "We don't have time for the three-and-a-half users of this package, just |
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> submit it for an overlay at $FOO"---Fine, I know what to do. |
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> "Mail $DEV and see to it that you get dev status yourself"---OK. |
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> Hum. Well, I've been subscribed here for a while to get a feeling for |
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> the dev process, and this seemed like a good opportunity. Maybe someone |
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> else can tell me where to start? |
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As I have said, you've done it right. Now it is just up to the |
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maintainers to actually pick up the bug and work it. |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Release Engineering - Strategic Lead |
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x86 Architecture Team |
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