On 17. 3. 2020 8:52, Peter Krempa wrote: > On Fri, Mar 06, 2020 at 11:44:07 +0000, Daniel Berrange wrote: >> We've discussed the idea of replacing our mailing list review workflow with >> a merge request workflow in various places, over the last 6 months or so, >> but never made a concrete decision. > > One other thing that worries me about this is that we've finally > established a way close to qemu developers for notifying us if they are > going to deprecate something or change something important. > > With moving development to some random web page with non-standard > interfaces this will just mean that the notifications in this process > will either stay on the old mailing list or be forgotten if we don't act > on them. > > Moving development to some other place will in this regard just mean > that we'll have to watch two places at the same time. > > While this seems to be a very low impact thing, the advantages of the > new process you've outlined will only ever apply to drive-by > contributors. Anybody wanting to take it seriously will necessarily need > to subscribe to the mailing list anyways. > > In the end I just don't want to destroy the relationship with qemu > developers by not acting on the notifications of change they send to us. > > I don't think I share this view. The way qemu developers notify us is cross-posting to libvir-list. They can still do that and with the traffic on the list going down it will be pretty easy to spot these cross posts. Or am I missing something? Michal
