Hello Andreas, > Since you have enhanced the d/copyright file a lot it is better if we > re-upload to new. Its better if ftpmaster looks at the enhanced > d/copyright file instead of wasting time on an incomplete one. So if > you confirm you are ready with your editings (may be by simply doing > > dch -i "Fixed changelog" > > ) I would upload this on top of the previous upload. I will do that asap and let you know. > To make things clear: MoM is not about finishing to help anybody but > rather to keep the motivation high for at least one month. I hope you > got the idea that asking questions here is perfectly fine. I understand the full motive. Having done two packages this month I am not the type of person to decrease my standards over time, lose motivation or lose interest over time from past experience and personality - that's for sure. Also not the type of person to randomly ditch and leave too :-). > Apropos bug reports. If you like you can also have a look at > > http://bugs.debian.org/debian-med-packaging@lists.alioth.debian.org > > which lists all open bugs against bugs in Debian Med. Some of these > might be hard but some not to complicated. In case you might spot some > bug that you feel able to fix this could be another interesting lesson > how to contribute. I will certainly look over this first. Something being hard isn't a deterrence. I will be inactive 28th this month - 5th next month as I will be on vacation. Many thanks & best regards, Shayan Doust On 25/07/2019 01:21, Andreas Tille wrote: > Hi Shayan, > > On Wed, Jul 24, 2019 at 10:30:04PM +0100, Shayan Doust wrote: >> Just a quick question. As my previous packages are on queue, would any >> changes need an entry into debian/changelog (for instance if I've edited >> debian/ or patches then increment the debian version of 1 and write a >> changelog description as to the change done)? > > Since you have enhanced the d/copyright file a lot it is better if we > re-upload to new. Its better if ftpmaster looks at the enhanced > d/copyright file instead of wasting time on an incomplete one. So if > you confirm you are ready with your editings (may be by simply doing > > dch -i "Fixed changelog" > > ) I would upload this on top of the previous upload. > >> I've stumbled on FAST[1]. I've been reading a bit about it and >> additionally, I am unable to find an existing package for this. If my >> observations are correct and no package or ITP exists, then this will be >> my next packaging attempt. > > I checked since we have some packages with the string "fast" in the name > but I also did not found any work on this program. > >> Additionally, I think I will start to phase out using "MoM", as I think >> I'm pretty much set now thanks to both (Andreas and Andrius) your help. > > To make things clear: MoM is not about finishing to help anybody but > rather to keep the motivation high for at least one month. I hope you > got the idea that asking questions here is perfectly fine. > >> I think the only thing I haven't experienced yet are other bug reports >> but I'm sure I will be able to figure out how to use the system. Any >> questions will hopefully be a lot sparser now than they initially were. >> I would also update the wiki too, but account creation has been disabled >> and I would have to write an email. > > Apropos bug reports. If you like you can also have a look at > > http://bugs.debian.org/debian-med-packaging@lists.alioth.debian.org > > which lists all open bugs against bugs in Debian Med. Some of these > might be hard but some not to complicated. In case you might spot some > bug that you feel able to fix this could be another interesting lesson > how to contribute. > > Kind regards and thanks for all your work > > Andreas. > >> [1]: https://github.com/smistad/FAST >
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