Hans de Goede wrote:
Hmm,
First of all, I agree that non-repsonsive ness to easy bugs and / or
bugs with patches attached is an issue.
But I'm not sure this is a good solution. There are really 2 problems
here:
1) The person responsible for the package is letting these bugs linger
2) Others do not fix it, even though they could, because they are afraid
of stepping on each other's toes, as you correctly point out.
I feel that your policy completely fails to address 2), whereas that
might be one of the more important points. For example I don't mind
other people touching my packages _at all_, which can be seen from
there ACL's. So we could have a policy that says that "easy fixes"
(whatever the definition) may be done by anyone with CVS extras
without a prior headsup, when the ACL's allow it. IOW, codify in
policy that the ACL signals how much a developer minds other people
touching his packages.
Another possible solution would be a I don't mind my toes getting
stepped on list in the wiki.
Regards,
Hans
How about both? A list in the wiki... AND ACLs.
I like this solution alot more than Rahul's proposal.
Lyos Gemini Norezel
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