Hi all again,
first, thanks to Steve and Jeff for the straight answers!
I have now pushed my git repository to collab-maint/lsb.git [0],
including the following branches:
- master with all past Debian releases
- master-ubuntu with all past Ubuntu releases (that I could find)
- pristine-tar with all past Debian and Ubuntu tarball footprints
All past releases are properly tagged using either debian/${version} or
ubuntu/${version}.
I have also done some work on the package on a separate branch (which
includes "tiny-dh", "dh_python2", LSB4.1, some bug patches, dropping
Qt3, etc):
- master-experimental-odyx
For now, I tested this package by creating a changelog with `git-dch
--multimaintmerge --ignore-branch --meta`and defining the version as
`4.1~Debian0` (which is a "properly" native version).
I would appreciate a review of my `master-experimental-odyx` branch,
including Acked-by/Signed-off-by additions and cherry-picking on another
branch (or master). As far as I can tell, most of the Ubuntu diff
(besides Multi-Arch as of now) are merged to my branch.
[0] http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=collab-maint/lsb.git
Le 16.02.2012 19:02, Jeff Licquia a écrit :
> FWIW, this has been something the LSB has been discussing upstream,
> and we're willing to help with the work.
>
> If the project is willing, I'd appreciate having commit access and
> being an uploader.
Jeff: while I have no call as "project" (as I just RFA'd lsb), I would
certainly welcome any help. As the git repository is on alioth's
collab-maint, as DD you already have commit access. Feel free to add
yourself as uploader during your review of my code changes. :->
I would like to upload lsb to experimental before the end of February,
eventually postponing bug resolutions. Uploading a good-working LSB 4.1
package before the end of March to unstable sounds realistic to me.
Cheers,
OdyX
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