On 07/28/14 10:40, Nowaker wrote:
If a TU decides to move the package to community, then they should
contact you out of kindness, agreed.
Trusted Users, can you elaborate if adding a new point to "Rules for
Packages Entering the [community] Repo" [1] would be reasonable?
"TUs should inform the maintainer of the package that their package is
going to be moved to community, thus deleted from AUR."
AUR is where Arch Linux fans grow, so it would be good to treat them
well. ;)
[1]
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AUR_Trusted_User_Guidelines#Rules_for_Packages_Entering_the_.5Bcommunity.5D_Repo
The only problem I have with owncloud-client going Community is there is
still outstanding bugs regarding the key based, a number of complaints
are still actively commented about having to enter the password over and
over and not being saved properly in the keyring. I have the issue on
one of my laptops, on the rest of the machines, I've just refused to
upgrade, since the version I have, doesn't pester for auth everytime the
system starts. </$22.22 Adjusted for inflation>
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