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On 07/27/2014 09:55 AM, Pacho Ramos wrote: > Today some user on IRC noted that there were some doubts about if > developers are allowed to stabilize packages they maintain when they are > able to test on relevant arches (I guess this would benefit amd64 and > x86 mostly as it's likely more spread). > > If I don't misremember amd64 team allows that, but looks like devmanual > doesn't reflect that yet: > http://devmanual.gentoo.org/ebuild-writing/ebuild-maintenance/ > > Then, I guess we would need a confirmation to fix devmanual and, in > advance, know more about if there is any other arch team allowing it > (x86?) > The current arm team policy is that anyone who tests on arm may mark ~arm, but only arch team members may mark things stable. That said, we do have a pretty lax policy for joining our team. Additionally, it should be noted that this policy is not meant to get in the maintainer's way when they truly do know best. If a maintainer were to need to introduce a fix to a config file, or some fix that didn't change any C code or whatever that maintainer thinks truly shouldn't affect compilation on any arch, then I think a stable bump is fine, and avoids undue stress on the arch teams. Thanks, Zero_Chaos Arm Arch Team co-Lead > Of course, developers stabilizing packages should still follow the usual > test procedures as arch teams members will do. > > Thanks a lot > > - -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJT1R4ZAAoJEKXdFCfdEflKpPwP/jIDWm9GTczCQOopXSuM6EVS R29zcq8vgZJM1PuU3TKZ8CvcQFawrgckEUzMpDwKVo5mbCLKWrqbGbJFzk3jZusr DYcdWe/+XFjcCVoDOe3MazA0SO/VbXiIWhJYy6nqk/Y6VbkTyPaSuZTFuZztuJPf rSTlDQNJJSzY0A3axtqZxRXJsvYxvj54Rw3mGnqXtjhUJrwTurfb6P4qkH5TAPjG EfGqBUzCn9AsBGl8uxnHbBVMiBQWKwdYgg4rTnCYcrL/K3WocN3ix2Lwd+dZGmve fBUlqA2wMakjBlDn/1lb810+eOzXaatIw/BxWiO5RvManq5OEvKiehwjnK6vvC3c G/NsbnlFNRWtQPXVEgoNi/D8+vIidA+agCydAmmFzZOzHDjzbNG33TT6feq5C7fX 9dRmc/7+ZcdIPa+GCp9SEOEYF4qW1gMHYMFZi88Urerl3juItIEocXgWIESK/mFS E+vB8lEn/9GXdW8VRULkuHXpJXs/aiMGua58yWGk9D40Dj3sOSnT+4IC3oBD57Im IumIbMQ5BMS5WQDbOoClY8POVOly4UKa/xomYu+upISHXD2TABaFihke85zJAQaQ jFNzBEKfBn11ORcFGMEFmNeIBBcpjaFkK8m/GJNzg8c/aOkDtluchOpfBoOMcSRv EGkEWigXlNv81o72kxS7 =9bCP - -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJT1R4xAAoJEKXdFCfdEflKMj8P/3diO123jALGUQO29bsvjFaD vo7l/TvE6eXcR5rk6OoyGmHImClVD8t02BQ5xFdhzM0hr0fgOCH/c+/LLICIO6S8 0+gG8agXlBHc81RGJg6CXqDTKYe+hNdZ9s9eZEBDUk15HjPYEheIsijqnY5284bC aIp/yL+aOFOLBnZ0+CHBFncsK8bM/GfJdgAUBo6dd37erqYST9oF7nzxMMsSeiKQ 6VuWPe5zyeZfLjKKoJ/JGxCx8VLA9z+f03ybShAl/s/JKyNohCsVQtcjYnWI4oTu LSO2x/mH3KyUcvQbc38T4DssTjeQ0UNudNhSxD+jhZSdJ09jRuBQPIMhX57jeyBK /ERQwBJAFt1pD0cLKbhc0eUo+RJ6Pxye6xXY7ESGjWnPmlXtq+cBfamQApHVc0hR 48WR7wz3L9JysLRUR7/suj8qYqvH2I7Fljk1+d4iexZKuab+OOgNikcm1vO/zsVB XXMeXNrHHPmjBq0G2cXGUbNrPwziZVYFK2f9IUtoNSaWlFi4f/3YZdXIs/jwSIDp 3XeL1FtiDI4vxGKTrPVmXdtGmVMsqVGPXL+AX5rMrrnRbKydaUc/AaY0U69I5Xkh MSlGv28wBNMgICYNcuzk3+Rpic+WTdo6hbLzp0GqU8JWbYYJqEV+MtbkGtR1d5ut HB2FNyvVUOKJapOVNaK0 =oFlK -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
