Am Dienstag, 26. April 2011 schrieb Vincent Untz:
Hi,
Today, hopefully, we'll finish the review of GNOME 3 packages for G:F. There's some integration work to do and patches to rebase (we filed bugs for all of those), but I believe none of this should block a push to Factory.
If the testing of G:F goes well this week, I'd like to do the push at the end of the week.
I'd like to hear what people think is best to deal with this push, as it will be a big push, that needs to be handled with some care:
+ some package have really a lot of changes, and it's painful to review that (which is partly why it took so much time to review the changes) + there are some new packages we can't submit before the push because they will cause issues in Factory (eg, providing a library that exist in another package in Factory) + there are some new packages that are just the 2.x/3.x branches of existing packages (gtkmm2 vs gtkmm3, for example) + we probably will need a rebuild of everything since it'll be hard to push/accept packages in the best order in terms of build dependencies + if we need to freeze Factory soon (for a milestone, eg), we can't have half of the packages accepted and the other half rejected
Do you have any opinion on what's best? Should we just push everything as usual, or do you want us to take some extra care in some way?
We will not make a milestone 0 before GNOME 3 is in, so don't worry about that. Please submit as much as possible as early as possible, we will have a broken/incomplete GNOME in factory for a while anyway - so submit what you're satisfied with and fix it up later. Greetings, Stephan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org