Re: skipping bioinformatics on some architectures ?
On Sat, 19 Oct 2013, peter green wrote:
> If a release architecture is getting behind on building on a long
> term basis then IMO either more buildd hardware should be obtained
> or the port should lose it's release status.
>
> But that isn't what we are talking about here, we are talking about
> an architecture that was kicked out of testing and kicked out of the
> official archive years ago, degraded to an almost unusuable state
> and is now attempting to become usable again. For them it's
> probablly far more important to build as many "important but not yet
> built" pckages as possible than it is to make sure every package
> they have built is up to date.
Agreed.
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