Rex Dieter wrote:
>> The CentOS Project provides packages in addition to
the packages from
>> RH's sources. We need to ensure that these packages
are tested in a user
>> environment for a while, and only released to the
public via the
>> mirror.centos.org network once there is some
reasonable surety as to the
>> functional and bugs situation with the package.
>
> Instead of blocking on (lack-of) feedback, I'd suggest
considering something
> like:
> 1. Put pkgs in "testing"
> 2. If no bugs reported after X days/weeks, move out of
testing
>
> At least this way nothing gets perpetually stalled in
testing.
we could go one better, and even attach a rule to count
number of down
loaders. Since dev.centos.org is not mirrored outside that 1
machine
we can track the log trivially.
but is that something 'enough' to consider a package
releasable ?
--
Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ :
2522219 icq
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