To support this, I try to keep a mirror in GitHub for my packages... But it's hard to stay in sync sometimes and nobody really knows it's there. It'd be nice if this were supported directly, perhaps by automatically mirroring all packages in GitHub, like the ASF does, and emailing maintainers when activity occurs.
On Sun, Oct 18, 2015, 09:36 Marcin Zajączkowski <mszpak@xxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I would like to propose a minor (yet important) change in one of the
Fedora packages configuration (a SPEC file and/or a patch). Is it
possible to create (something like) a pull request which could be
reviewed by the maintainer in some convenient way (*) and optionally
merged? Or the only way is to create a patch and put it into a Buzilla
ticket?
(*) - a given package repo could be forked and published to GitHub with
a change in a separate branch. The new repo could be added locally by a
maintainer (as a new remote Git repository) and that new branch could be
merge into master and pushed to Fedora repository. Nevertheless it
requires some knowledge about Git and a few manual Git commands to execute)
Marcin
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