Le Mer 12 juillet 2006 13:53, Jesse Keating a écrit : > On Wednesday 12 July 2006 02:53, Nicolas Mailhot wrote: >> Actually all the java packages need some sort of alphatag-like >> convention to indicate what JPackage package they're derived from. I >> agree the current convention of the Java team is rather ugly, but the >> reasons it's there are real reasons. > > You've told us they need it, but haven't told us _why_ they need it. I > don't buy this. They (and the users) need to track when a package was forked from JPP. It's a two-level upstream : 1. first upstream : source code 2. second upstream : initial rpm packaging at JPP, with a lot of grunt work in the spec files 3. fedora packaging : adaptations on 2. -- Nicolas Mailhot