Re: packaging guidelines: update request of immutable wiki page

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Till Maas wrote:
On Saturday 09 December 2006 12:06, David Timms wrote:
Hi, I would like to request an adjustment to the extras wiki for
packaging guidelines. Specifically I found it time consuming to find the
key information on how to actually set up my machine to start developing
packages. Here is a draft:

Any comments ? (I included a diff if it's OK to go.)

I like the text, but I think a better place for this is, since it is not a guideline and probably only interesting for new maintainers:

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Extras/Contributors#head-13142b777abfa0f7ab40a339923ad34f5bba40ce

And maybe this page can be renamed to maintainer because it seems to me that maintainers are only on kind of contributors. Peoply who report bugs or translate stuff are contributors, too, for example.
OK, I agree it fits better on the contributors page, probably at the end of the Make a Package section. Also, Extras/MainPagePackaging

I'm still thinking that the Packaging/Guidelines could specifically mention the Contributors page, since people should be informed that it exists, and should probably be referring to it during package development. It would then become a one liner section.

Perhaps this is against the grain of the "solid as brick" PackagingGuidelines notion ? But if I am creating a package I think it wise for the PG to direct me to the 'how' as well ? {increased productivity, standardized way of doing things}

ps. If there is no further comment within a few days, I'll update the editable pages, or should I just do it anyway, and let the changes be reviewed through any adjustments/correction being made through other people edits ?

DaveT.

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