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>>>>> On Wed, 6 Jul 2011, William Hubbs wrote: |
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> from my previous discussion, I am about to put a new virtual in the |
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> tree. Do I need to use the same ~arch/30 day wait/stabilize cycle I |
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> would normally use even though the default package the virtual will |
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> bring in is stable everywhere? |
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> I'm thinking I can take the virtual straight to stable in this |
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> situation,, but I want to be sure. |
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I don't think that we have fixed rules about this, but there was a |
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discussion in 2007: |
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<http://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/msg_682b30a8c8aa0b29602645271b19f603.xml> |
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- Virtuals don't install any files, so there's no need for a 30 days |
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waiting period. They can go straight to stable if at least one |
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dependency is stable (for the arch in question). |
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- Noone from arch teams objected about virtuals being stabilised by |
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their maintainer. |
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Ulrich |