Re: python-urlgrabber, yum: blatant disregard for packaging guidelines and common sense

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On 9. 10. 2013 at 17:31:38, Stanislav Ochotnicky wrote:
> Quoting tim.lauridsen@xxxxxxxxx (2013-10-09 16:48:31)
> 
> > the original urlgrabber maintainer left long time ago, but the yum team
> > adopted the code, because it was critical to yum, so this is cause why
> > there has been no upstream release.
> > yum shold make upstream releases in more frequently, instead of adding
> > very
> > large patches to latest git HEAD.
> > yum-utils releases was made by me, but I have not had so much time to
> > spend
> > on yum-utils, so there has not been any releases for a long time.
> 
> My beef was mostly with python-urlgrabber (since that's used by more tools
> than just yum), but Zdenek managed to get permissions to do upstream
> releases so current F20/rawhide has been updated and is mostly fine.
> There's few minor problems and obsolete parts but that can be worked out
> later...
> 
> > dnf is not in a state to replace yum yet, and it will take awhile to get
> > there, a lot of tool uses yum api and dnf has no stable api yet, so yum
> > will properly stay here for years to come
> > so there is no excuses to not make upstream releases more frequent :)
> 
> I really like relase-early-release-often but for that you need a nice
> testuite so you don't screw up too badly :-) Now I am wondering how dnf is
> going to approach testing, regressions etc. It sure would be nice to have a
> big testuite for such a component.

Dnf has a huge test suite and all code that goes in must have test coverage.

Thanks
Jan
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