On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 2:02 PM, Stephen Gallagher <sgall...@redhat.com> wrote:
> I'm putting up another pass at the proposal, as there were some > critical typographical errors in the last one that caused confusion > (there were a couple places where I wrote "bundled" and meant > "unbundled" and the reverse). This revised version should be clearer. > > I've gone over this in my head a number of times, and wonder if it might make more sense to come up with a policy that wasn't necessarily so black and white, and allows for more shades of gray. Remixing an idea that Spot presented at Southeast LinuxFest a few years back -- what if we assigned a certain number of "points" or "demerits" for each instance of bundling (or other packaging transgressions). It would then be easier to say "Critical path packages must have 0 points" and "Ring 1" packages must have three or fewer points", and "COPR doesn't care about points", etc... I think this strikes a fair balance between promoting packaging hygiene and recognizing that not all upstream communities feel the same way Fedora packagers do about bundled libraries. -- Jared Smith
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