On Thu, 16 Apr 2020 at 17:28, clime <clime@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > and lines like this:
> > https://pagure.io/Fedora-Infra/rpmautospec/blob/3c208f17329940977cbe1552f3d1bbee35014f93/f/rpmautospec/tag_package.py#_53
> > are not needed?
>
> This is not involved in the computation of the next release value.
> So, do we use the build history of the package to predict the next release
> value? Yes.
> Do we pull this information from the build system? No,
So where do you pull that information from originally? Milky way?
clime, you are being needlessly antagonistic and constantly using words which come across as a personal attack. Do you want answers or do you want a fist-fight? Because the rest of this email which I cropped the previous emails come across like someone who really is looking for a fight to pass the time versus anything else.
If that isn't what you are wanting, then please look at how you are making it so no one wants to work on your idea in the first place. Pointing out holes in differing definitions in a language as inarticulate as English does not tend to make people drop the work they have been doing for months for your idea.
In the end there is a team of 4+ people who have been working on a different project for a while and came up with a solution to a problem you don't agree with. However they have also been working on this for months by the time you came into this and asking them to change at this point requires more work than a bunch of ill tempered emails pointing out that you both learned English differently. In the end, the problem trying to be solved is a 'business problem' versus an algorithmic problem in that there is no one true answer any more than there is one true editor that can satisfy both vi and emacs people.
At this point if you want a different solution, you need to write said solution at least in prototype format and show that it solves the issues better than the one that has been worked on.
Stephen J Smoogen.
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