Hi, 2010/3/8 Benoît HERVIER <kher...@khertan.net>
> >Why wouldn't it? Do we have a policy against this? > Because noone will test such package. It s already difficult to have > vote for real apps, so imagine for a dummy package :) > The testing Squad is testing every single package that lands in Extras-testing, the process is slow, but we're improving it. As for the criticism about wrong voting please point me where are these issues, the votes are changeable(thanks to Neils), so this can be fixed, but the developers have to understand that the testers are not slaves, if simple things aren't right the package will be immediately voted down. The developers are responsible to double check the packages before promote them, in order to avoid these situations. The Testing Squad is working in some improvements and clarifications that will be proposed later to the community. Best regards, -- Valério Valério http://www.valeriovalerio.org > >Maybe you need to cripple your last release to get it to > > build and past QA, but maybe that is worth it... > Maybe it s not the reason ... > > > Very roughly: > Yep but it s help me a lot ! Thanks ! > > Best regards, > > Le 8 mars 2010 14:42, Marius Vollmer <marius.voll...@nokia.com> a écrit : > > ext Benoît HERVIER <kher...@khertan.net> writes: > > > >> (or even automatically configures your > >> new repository and package domain, but you didn't hear that from me, > and > >> if you do that, please don't do it silently). > >> > >> Anyway it ll not past QA Testing :) > > > > Why wouldn't it? Do we have a policy against this? Ahh, you probably > > mean there is a chicken-and-egg here: you can't upload to Extras anymore > > in any case. Maybe you need to cripple your last release to get it to > > build and past QA, but maybe that is worth it... > > > >>>create a new "package domain" for it. > >> > >> Have you some explanations on how to do that ? or maybe link ? > > > > I think I'll write something up in the immediate future. Lucas Maneos > > has done it for Diablo updates, please try to Google that. > > > > Very roughly: > > > > - create a repository > > - create a GnuPG keypair and sign the repo with it > > - create a package that > > - installs the public key with apt-key add > > - drops a file into /usr/share/hildon-application-manager/domains/ > > that looks like this: > > > > <config> > > <domain> > > <name>unique-name</name> > > <key>fingerprint-of-keypair</key> > > <trust-level>250</trust-level> > > </domain> > > </config> > > > > > > - create a .install file for the package above > > - tell people to install that .install file. > > > > After this, you can upload packages to the repository and HAM will allow > > them to update packages from Extras. > > > > > > -- > Benoît HERVIER - http://khertan.net/ > _______________________________________________ > maemo-developers mailing list > maemo-developers@maemo.org > https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers >
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