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Il 09/09/2016 14:13, Alec Leamas ha
scritto:
Dear list,
There is an ongoing thread in debian-devel on their
Standards-Version usage. Reading this, it strikes me that Fedora
lacks this info.
The basic package lifecycle is that it is reviewed to current
standards, and after that start lagging from the actual standards.
To which extent depends on the maintainer.
Debian addresses this by actually versioning their guidelines, and
tracking the last version checked in the package. There are
checklists how to update between each version of the standard.
Could we learn anything from this? Fedora is not a rolling
distribution, but the guidelines are. Would it be a good idea to
actually provide versions of the guidelines? To track the last
version checked in the packages?
If not for anything else., it would certainly make the life of
fedora-review maintainers easier.
hi
to me it seems the opposite ...
regards
.g
That said, I'm turning a blind eye to the obvious
technical hassles versioning a wiki.
Just my 5 öre
--alec
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