Hello all, Until last week, I hadn't gone through the new process for requesting repos and branches or unretiring and unorphaning packages and though I had read the "WhatHappenedToPkgdb" page, none of the intricacies had stuck. After a previously orphaned and retired package got approved, I filed a request for the repo, separate requests for each branch and after another day of not being able to push into the remote, I realized that I had to file a POC change request as well (my mistake, obviously). A few days ago there was a thread here, where the reasoning behind not automating repo creation was explained and I am fine with keeping a choke point under human control, but is it really necessary to break down the whole process into so many steps, that require human intervention? With PkgDB we had to file a single request in rhbz for a new repo, all the branches and ownership change. Does releng really want all that on its plate, or is this situation temporary, until the kinks in pagure are ironed out? Thanks Alex _______________________________________________ devel mailing list -- devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to devel-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
