Re: Ideas for better development processes when maintaining hundreds of packages

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On Wed, Jan 29, 2020 at 4:05 PM Pierre-Yves Chibon <pingou@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> And ... you lost me right there...
> Pierre

That's too bad. Even If it's sounds harsh it's the reality.
It has been discussed before and there was no technical reason not to.

Just someone going for a short term solution.
Maybe it is time for someone who works at redhat to stand up going to
the manager dude or dudeline
(which is a support role just like HR btw.)
and explain why the current solution is/has/will(be-en) inferior,and
is hurtful to the Linux
ecosystem as a whole and a very bad long term solution. The only thing
that is at the same time a plus and a minus
for a rh manager would be that other distributions will benefit as
well (and maybe giving credit to someone else as it was not developed
in house).

Anyone who spends objectively more than 30 minutes with the two
systems will understand and be able to confirm.
OBS is an example of KISS. The web interface attracting contributors.
Different repo's for different versions and build
targets like Qt could use currently. Compare COPR with OBS.

Some people may not like the sound of that but I believe that every
word of that is true.

Br,
Damian
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