Mark McLoughlin wrote:
i.e. if you've got a big, potentially very broken re-base to a new
upstream it would be a good idea to test locally, then push to rawhide
for a while, then updates-testing for another while and, finally, push
to updates.
Well, once a package is in rawhide, it in almost all cases sooner or
later enters "stable", because there often is no way back.
I.e. packages must already provide a certain amount of stability before
entering rawhide. A mechanically/blindly/careless pushing packages into
rawhide approach, hoping they will mature there, will hardly work.
Ralf
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