Quoting James McCoy (2022-05-02 03:09:12) > The Rust team files ITPs for binary crates, not the library crates, as > the binary crates are generally more relevant to the broader Debian > audience. Feel free to not coordinate *with the rest of Debian* what you are preparing *internally in the Rust team*. > In terms of avoiding duplicate effort, the debcargo-conf repo _is_ > that mechansim for the Rust team. Feel free to choose whatever mechanisms you prefer to coordinate efforts *internally in the Rust team*. > You're choosing to ignore that and package things outside of the > team's infrastructure. I choose to not join the Rust team. It is *your* choice (not mine) to not coordinate *with the rest of Debian*. > The Rust team isn't unique in using a single repo for all their > packages. Correct. But irrelevant for coordinating packaging preparation generally in Debian, which is what I am talking about. It seems you talk about coordination *within th Rust team* (and then bogusly apply team rules to Debian at large). > It would be appreciated if you worked within the team, so the packages > can benefit from the same infrastructure, rather than going off in a > different direction and stepping on existing work. It would be appreciated if you did not accuse me of uncoordinated work when you really mean joining-the-team-and-coordinating-within-that-team which is a different matter. - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private
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