Adam Williamson pÃÅe v So 20. 11. 2010 v 13:34 -0800: > Also remember that if it's a leaf package which isn't important to > critpath functionality it won't be critpath, and so the only requirement > is that the package meets the karma threshold you set when submitting > the update (which can be as little as +1), *or* that it waits for a week > in updates-testing. And if it's as non-critical a package as you say, > then waiting a week for an update isn't going to hurt anything. I personally can say that the week-long delay significantly diminishes my enjoyment of backporting patches into existing Fedora releases. Being able to spend 30 minutes fixing a bug for an user and getting an immediate feeling of accomplishment is much better than spending 30 minutes fixing a bug and then ... nothing; I could just as well spend only 15 minutes fixing the bug upstream and not bother to create a patch for an update. Sure, the users will get the bug fixes eventually, when a next Fedora release is made. Sure, I should be able to overcome my feelings and just do what is right for the users. Yet, when I'm deciding how to spend my free time, it doesn't quite work that way; not always. Mirek -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
