Re: [VAC] 27.4. - 4.5
Moin,
On Sun, Apr 25, 2004 at 02:05:31AM +0200, Joachim Breitner wrote:
> [CC to debian-perl]
Oh, yes, better flip to English then.
> > > My Perl Group packages are cared for by the Perl Group, obviously.
> > Was ich die Tage mal fragen wollte: ich haben ein paar Perl Pakete die im
> > wesentlichen 'stabil' sind (wenig upstream releases, manchen halb-tot) und
> > wollte man fragen ob die Perl Gruppe die haben wollte:
> Nun, solang sie keine Pflege bed?rfen, k?nnen sie ja ruhig rumliegen -
> wenn eines upgedated werden muss, k?nnen wir durchaus einspringen. Sind
> die Packete up-to-date?
All up to date AFAIK (and I am subscribed to the daily updates from CPAN
Updates <majordomo-owner@theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca>), apart from
libinline-octave where I am a few days behind.
They are also in decent conditions. All open bugs on my Perl packages, i.e.
http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=edd&comaint=yes
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?maint=edd%40debian.org
that are still open are open because upstream doesn't say a word anymore. No
Debian issues on them.
But as you say: there is no need to re-release them just to get a new
maintainer in. But as you guys are closer to the new developments in Perl
land, could you maybe 'think' of these as virtually adopted? I.e. if
something new is needed, tell me, and if I don't react (I think I have a
decent record of responsiveness from my nine years as a maintainer), feel
free to adopt.
That would apply to all my Perl packages apart from the ones I happen to
maintain/author upstream (libfinance-yahooquote-perl, beancounter, smtm).
How does that sound?
Tschoe, Dirk
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