On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 15:09:08 -0800, Ken Sedgwick wrote: > I've submitted the ACE+TAO source rpm in the QA queue per the directions > and requirements in the Wiki. > > I'd appreciate feedback/guidance; I'm a little unsure what is supposed > to happens next ... > > Would it help for me to QA check other submitted packages? Am I > qualified to do this? How do I tell which packages are most important > to do next? > > Many thanks in advance ... > > Ken > Guidance... Okay, let's see. Here are some random brain dumps: The old fedora.us project is dying a slow death. For some reason you've managed to ignore the warnings on the front page of the website and the wiki, that it's only kept alive for extras for FC2 and older. ;) The Fedora Project has moved on to "Fedora Extras" and is creating new package submission and QA guidelines from scratch. Well, experience from the old fedora.us procedures is taken into consideration. But so far, there is no well-defined package submission process for Fedora Extras. Instead, an "Interim New Package Process" is in use and has been used several times already: https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-extras-list/2005-February/msg00208.html With Fedora Extras comes different infrastructure, too: - http://bugzilla.redhat.com instead of bugzilla.fedora.us - http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/extras/ instead of download.fedora.us - http://fedoraproject.org/wiki instead of fedora.us/wiki Sure, some of the old package submissions in bugzilla.fedora.us are still processed, and others keep being work-in-progress. But bugzilla.fedora.us is just not the intended place where to submit a package for Fedora Extras anymore. Unless your submission is approved in accordance with the old fedora.us policies, don't expect quick feedback there. The interim new package process linked above currently is the way how to advertise your packages and seek for a package sponsor. No other package submission policies and infrastructure are in place yet. And yes, posting to fedora-extras-list bears the risk that, if nobody has immediate interest in sponsoring your package, the request is not handled.
