On Tuesday, July 14, 2015 01:11:53 PM Bruno Wolff III wrote: > This is being post to remixes, test and devel since people on test and devel > may not ordinarily be involved with remixes, but might want to comment. > Replies have been pointed back to the remixes list (hopefully won't be > munged) and you probably should join remixes temporarily if you want to > follow this thread. > > In yesterday's QA meeting bug > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1224561 was nominated as an f23 > final blocker. The group wasn't sure of the impact this would have on > remixes if it wasn't fixed before the release, so it was resolved to > reject blocker status for now (and the bug was fixed today, so this is moot) > and start a discussion with remix representatives. > > In this particular bug, it wouldn't have been possible to install anaconda > and generic-release together on the same image. That might not actually > effect many remixes. The other big question is, would fixing generic-release > after the f23 release instead of blocking the release work for remixes. Do > remixes generally use just the release versions of packages or do they pick > up updates as well? > > The release criteria that was proposed that the bug violated the spirit of, > but not the letter of is: > Release identification > > A fedora-release package containing the correct names, information and > repository configuration for a final Fedora release must be present on > release-blocking images and the appropriately versioned generic-release > package must be available in the release repository. > > It was thought that for bug 1224561 to be considered a release blocker, > the above criteria would need to have been expanded to include some > functional criteria for generic-release beyond it just be present, > > So what we are looking for is feedback from people doing remixes about > what they really need and when they need it? It should have zero impact and should not be a blocker. It could be nice to have. Remixes are not supposed to use generic-release but use it as a guide and template to making their own release package. Dennis
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