Gentle reminder: Please check Vcs fields in a source package when working on it.

2012-08-12 Thread Luke Yelavich
Hey folks,
I had to spend a small amount of time merging changes from the archive into a 
package's bzr branch after I realized I uploaded a new revision of the packages 
from a bzr branch with sed changes not included. This is just a reminder to 
check to see if a package has a Vcs field on it when working on a package 
outside your own team.

So far as I know, all bzr branches for package maintenance outside of the UDD 
namespace are writable if you are in ubuntu-core-dev. I know of at least the 
desktop team and the audio team are, and likely others. Its not usually a 
problem fetching and merging previously overwritten changes, but it does mean 
more time is otherwise spent making sure nothing is lost.

Thanks for your time and consideration.

Luke nothing 

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Re: Syncing make-dfsg 2.82 from Debian experimental

2012-08-12 Thread Michael Bienia
On 2012-08-09 09:48:58 +0200, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> Le 08/08/2012 22:41, Steve Langasek a écrit :
> >I don't think this should be synced without doing a full test rebuild of the
> >archive (main+universe) using the new version.
> Who can do archive rebuilds on ppas (I guess there is an easy way
> that scripting a get and put for every single source)? Can we get
> one done using that version?

The recent archive rebuilds were IIRC done by Matthias Klose. But I
guess you as a Canonical employee and core-dev might have the needed
permissions too (or can get them) to trigger an archive rebuild in a PPA
too.
I don't know how exactly this works but as far as I know LP has some
build-in support for them so you don't need to upload each source
package. You might want to ask #launchpad or Matthias as he did some
archive rebuilds already for advice how to exactly set it up.

(And let William Grant know about it so he can set up a FTBFS page to
track the build failures.)

Regards,
Michael

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