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On Tue, Jul 6, 2021 at 1:42 PM Aaron Bauman <bman@g.o> wrote: |
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> So, it is a formality that takes a minute to vote on. Then, if someone |
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> should be an asshole and keep committing things that are deprecated it |
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> can be enforced by the QA team or other developers. |
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++ - I think the goal here isn't to make people doing security bumps |
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jump through hoops. It is more to empower QA to actually do something |
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when somebody introduces a new EAPI 6 package to the repo when there |
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are only 5 left, and not have to listen to "well, it is only |
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deprecated, so..." Obviously this is a long process but we get to the |
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end by making steady progress... |
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Rich |
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