Re: Bug#577635: nmu
Dear all,
(cc ing -release since it seems that the practice of brute forcing nmus is becoming a problem for release)
ping ping
As I predicted:
Unblock request by nthykier ignored due to version mismatch: 0.3.4-7
Could you please state your position to this case?
May I remind you Michael about the proper NMU procedure??? It seems that your D-D courses have been become a bit forgotten.
See full description below:
On 2012/11/15, at 22:19, Norbert Preining <preining@logic.at> wrote:
> Hi Michael, hi Samuel,
>
> On So, 11 Nov 2012, Michael Gilbert wrote:
>> Hi, I've uploaded an nmu fixing this issue to delayed/5. Please see
>> attached patch.
>
> I see. But I expect you or Samuel to take care for freeze exceptions.
> Because due to your upload the already granted freeze exception for -7
> will not come into effect, since the delayed/5 will hit before the 10 days
> pass for the transition to testing.
>
> I appreciate your interest in this package, but what is going on in
> this bug is a bit strange:
>
> On 2012-11-08 I upload a new package and ask for freeze exception (granted)
> On 2012-11-09 Samuel Bronson adjusted the severity to serious (actually
> I never saw that emailon our list)
> On 2012-11-11 Michael Gilbert uploaded a NMU to delay/5, thus it will hit
> on 11-16, just two days before -7 enters testing.
>
> I honestly have to say I leave that up to you two, because I do not waste
> my time with things that gots played around ping-pong in short time
> without waiting for any response from the maintainer.
>
> If -7 does not enter testing, this is another RC bug, but I leave that
> up to the two people that have created this chaos.
>
> Thanks for your understanding
>
> Norbert
>
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