On 2024-01-30 12:45 p.m., Mattia Verga via devel wrote:
Il 30/01/24 13:47, Sérgio Basto ha scritto:
Link to the FESCo ticket: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/3165
and I'm very upset
I tried to read all the backward discussion and, if I'm correct, the
point is that having the -x11 packages in Fedora official repositories
would make "official" that KDE maintainers would have to avoid breaking
those packages when making upgrades and so that would need more work.
Their proposal to have the -x11 packages in a specific COPR repository,
which wouldn't be official, would avoid that extra work, which was one
of the reason because they decided to drop X11.
The COPR solution seems better for me for both parties: kde-sig folks
wouldn't have to bother with X11 anymore, while -x11 maintainers could
avoid unexpected breakage by bumping Epoch of the package in COPR and
rebuild the full KDE Plasma stack there.
However, if the breakage could happen only one way, e.g. a KDE Plasma
update will possibly break -x11 packages, but no -x11 package could
break the "official" Wayland implementation, I'm for allowing the -x11
packages in the main repos. I see no other reason why FESCO should block
-x11 packages in the main repo, if a software is under an allowed
license and doesn't harm the main system we should not refuse its packaging.
Mattia
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That about sums it up, yes.
By the way, my name is Steve Cossette and I'm also one of the members of
the KDE SiG. If the packages are accepted under the sole condition that
it does not block the main KDE releases, then from a technical
standpoint I'm happy with this.
The issue I am more worried now is from a user experience standpoint: if
they need support, they will have to jump through hoops to get to the
proper party (You know how things go sometimes -- some fedora packages
are not updated as often as you'd like).
But aside from that, I don't have any problems with the ideas I saw
posted here. I just sincerely hope this does not come back to bite us...
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