On Thu, Oct 09, 2008 at 09:09:44AM -0700, Jesse Keating wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-09 at 10:28 +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Insist that we use fedorahosted.org or other project hosting websites
whenever we are upstream for a project? It certainly makes it easier for
others to consume our bits when they don't have to crawl through source
rpm packages. SRPM dumps are a horrible way to manage upstream source
code anyway.
Only if we allow source repo tags to be a suitable source distribution
method. Since fedorahosted still doesn't have an easy to use way of
distributing tarballs, and getting the code via a scm checkout is quite
easy, it should suffice.
On a tangential note, I'd _love_ it if specfiles started growing
metadata pointing back to upstream scm repos and development fora. This
is important to me because I have set myself a personal goal to make it
as easy as I can to go from OLPC's builds to patches delivered to
upstream developers; hence anything I can do which removes steps like
'find the upstream SCM' or 'find the upstream mailing list' from that
workflow is a Good Thing in my book.
Michael
P.S. - I'd definitely appreciate it if folks who are more knowledgable
about Fedora and RPM could suggest ways that I might pursue this goal
within the larger Fedora/RPM community.
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