On Thu, 2010-07-15 at 15:35 -0400, Bob Lightfoot wrote:
> Adam and Community ;
> Just a comment about your latest request. I usually run yum update
> --enable-repo=updates-testing and then fedora-easy-karma to see what
> packages had updates which need feedback, skipping them the first time.
> Adding a karma of 0 and a comment of "not tested" prevents packages I
> don't plan to test for whatever reason {familiarity, etc} from showing
> up again when I run future fedora-easy-karma commands. It can become a
> real hassle skipping 4 or 5 packages {some of them Crit-Path} just to
> find the two or three you want to add karma on but can't recall their
> full and proper name so you're lazy and letting f-e-k do the work. I
> hope I'm making my concept/point clearly enough. We need some means
> within f-e-k for a tester to flag a package as skip presenting this to
> me. Right now the 0 karma and "not tested" comment does this. And I'd
> prefer the tracking of what I want skipped be done for me, not that I
> ahve to maintain a list. Don't want much do I :)
Till, could f-e-k grow a 'don't show me this update again, foo!' option?
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