2012/8/20 Lars Vogdt <lrupp@suse.de>:
Hi
On Sat, 18 Aug 2012 15:41:23 +0800 Xin Wang wrote:
Because 11.4 will reach its end of life soon, I'd like to disable build for 11.4 by now, so that packages for 11.4 will not affected by updates.
Jip: we do the same for old releases (means: the OBS repo is in a "build disabled" state). So users who have added the repo to their list would only get new packages once some packager enabled build for that repository explizitely.
That is the fact in Education for 11.4 already - and I like to do it also for 12.1 and maybe even 12.2 once 12.2 is released (objections?).
That way, packagers can concentrate on the upcoming release and just need to touch a package for old releases once a user requests an update or the packager wants to maintain it for old releases.
That would drastically reduce the "refresh time" of the Education repo for endusers as the repo metadata will only change if an important update is released for their distribution.
What about branching a subproject based on each Education release? That way further development will not affect it, and we can easily apply patches in that branch when some bug is encountered.
In other words, we will only support 12.2, Factory, and partially 12.1 for future updates. Is it OK to do that?
Absolutely. ...and thanks a lot for your work on those packages!
My pleasure. :)
With kind regards, Lars
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