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Re: A thought on urgency



>>"Joey" == Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> writes:

 Joey> Andrew McMillan wrote:
 >> I really like the serial number approach Jason proposed first.  What
 >> about making it explicitly specify what the previous version priority
 >> was (or what the increment is over that) along with the serial number?
 >> 
 >> Would that provide for the human-interpretiveness that you want?

 Joey> I guess I could live with that. Urgency: high (120)

	I dunno. I would naturally assume that refered to the urgency
 _level_, rather than a serial number. Given a number, I would
 naturally want to use it to compare the urgency levels across
 packages (and I would like to say upgrade packages only for security
 fixes -- and I have no idea how to relate it to these numbers) I much
 prefer the variant that looks through the changelog and determines
 upgrade desireability.

	manoj
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