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Bug#668001: please help test proposed patch for bug#668001



Jonas Smedegaard <dr@jones.dk> (2014-11-25):
> Quoting Cyril Brulebois (2014-11-25 18:31:33)
> > I'm not sure why people seem to believe that broadcasting a call for
> > tests through their blog, Planet Debian, various Debian mailing
> > lists, etc. is going to change anything here.
> 
> You don't follow how raising exposure to a bugreport have the
> potential to boost contributions getting that bug resolved?

Since the decision was made that no, it won't be touched for jessie, no,
I frankly do not follow.

> > I've already mentioned that having debootstrap stop pulling an init 
> > system might make sense at some point. In the meanwhile, debootstrap 
> > is not going to receive any patching in the dependency resolving area.
> 
> Thanks for clarifying.  I guess now (reading again a couple times very 
> slowly) that you are referring to "this late in the release cycle" in 
> <https://bugs.debian.org/668001#28>.
> 
> I am sorry that until now I read that as simply "go away, too late!"

I'm no native English speaker/writer, so I try to stick to non
convoluted wordings, but I guess I can easily fail at doing so.

> Quite possibly I was distracted by the mud you threw right after that
> in same sentence.  I find no pleasure digesting mud so only read that
> sentence quickly at first.

I'm sorry you see mud throwing in my considering this a non-problem, I
really don't follow you there either.

> Just to be clear: Are you saying that the patch is perfect and just -
> as already more than adequately pointed out by you (except evidently
> still so for think-headed folks like me) - will not under any possible
> circumstances be touched _before_ Jessie is released, but _after_ the
> release will be applied as-is with no need for further testing nor
> discussion from your peer Debian developers or anyone else?

No, I didn't write that either. Please stop making up stuff. It won't be
considered for jessie, that's all.

> If so, then why not release it now for experimental?  If because you
> are too busy releasing Debian, would you perhaps be ok with me doing
> so as an NMU?

To be crystal clear: no, this patch needs to be considered, reviewed,
whatever, and not randomly uploaded to experimental. Feel free to ping
this bug report once jessie is released.


KiBi.

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