Hi, Warning: I am not a DD yet thus I am speaking on my own behalf only. * Stephen Gran <sgran@debian.org> [2004-08-28 13:12:11 -0400]: > I need to upload to testing-proposed-updates, rahter than sid, Exactly. > and then also upload a regular package to sid, so that sid users also > see the update. Is this correct, or am I missing something? You don't have to upload the package for Sid, but you must be sure that the t-p-u upload has a _smaller_ version number than Sid has ATM. > Also, is this even worth it? I tend to think yes - I think that the > translation effort is important, I agree. > but I hate to upload a muli-binary > package for 2 translation fixups when the autobuilders are already > swamped. If people feel that it is not worth it, please let me know,a > and I'll hold off. IMHO you should wait: maybe you get more translations etc, and I think you can upload a package with such small changes to t-p-u after the full freeze, it will be allowed to Sarge. Regards, Laszlo/GCS
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