El 10/08/18 a las 10:20, Chris Lamb escribió: > Holger Levsen wrote: > > […] > > of that page and then I found the entry where it describes how to claim > > a DLA, which I did, thinking this would be visible enough (and maybe > > automatically put an entry into dla-needed.txt.) > > It would not be correct that generating a DLA would add an entry to > dla-needed.txt; quite the opposite as releasing a DLA ipso-facto > implies that the work has been completed and thus nothing is needed > anymore. > > Indeed, removing the entry from dla-needed.txt is precisely what gen- > DLA does, tooling-wise. > > Let me outline the process here as I think it might help clarify some > potential misunderstanding: > > * Frontdesk adds an (unassigned) package to dla-needed.txt. > > * Someone claims this in dla-needed.txt and begins work on > preparing the fixed package. > > * One complete and tested they generate a DLA for this. gen-DLA will > remove the entry from dla-needed.txt as described above. … Maybe the documentation lacks to explicitly state to run gen-DLA only when the uploaded package have been accepted, and built on all the architectures? Cheers, Santiago
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