[Gelistirici] contrib svn 'si altındaki pisidepo ve 3rd_Party hakkında

[Ismail Donmez]

Hi,

First sorry for late reply, we are busy with RC release ATM.

30 Kas 2006 Per 01:47 tarihinde, Murat Şenel şunları yazmıştı: 
> We had a discussion in #pisidepo on the proposal to merge pisidepo with
> 3rd_party repo. We arrived at the conclusion that this is not needed. Our
> reasons are outlined below.
>
> The current situation is that pisidepo is considered as a repository of
> unsupported/experimental packages. 3rd Party packages are also similiar to
> it. Hence the proposal is partly well founded. 

Well actually if the both repositories are similar that doesn't make this 
proposal well founded quite the contorary.

> We in #pisidepo consider ourselves as an independent community of 3rd party
> developers of Pardus. By community, we mean a team. The packages we create
> are, of course, unsupported by the core Pardus team. However, they are
> supported by us.

Fair enough.

[...]
> Since our Pardus community is built around the code, this also seems a good
> structure for the svn repos.
>
>
> So our view of the svn repo is like this:
>
>     * devel/ is the repo produced by core Pardus devels: supported fully by
> the Pardus team, with specific stability requirements.
>
>     * 3rd-party/ is the repo produced by individual 3rd party developers,
> usually experimental packages to be used at the discretion of the Pardus
> devels (perhaps move to playground/ to devel/ ? )

Packages that will go to devel repo. should go to playground first, going from 
3rd-party to devel is not expected (usually) .

>     * pisidepo/ is the repo produced by the pisidepo team: we support it
> based on our constraints as a volunteer group.

OK.

> Of course, any packages that Pardus devels need from pisidepo/ (or 3rd
> party) may be used.

And moved to devel repo. if needed, right?

> It is in the best interest of Pardus OS that packages once done shouldn't
> be done again; this is busy work. It would be better to institute a system
> for listing wanted/requested packages and assigning it to specific users in
> the wide Pardus community (including core devels, pisidepo, or any other
> 3rd party who can access the system).

Agreed.

[...]
> [Note: We send this e-mail in English since we have a non-Turkish speaker
> member.]

Well the subject breaks that ;-)

Regards,
ismail

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