Hector Oron <zu...@debian.org> writes:
> Thanks for your work, it is very welcome and apologies I could not
> reply sooner.I'll review your work ASAP (either this week or next) and
> make an upload to experimental. Also, feel free to add yourself to
> uploaders.
Okay, I added myself to uploaders; accordingly, I've also removed the
NMU line from the changelog and changed the version number to a non-NMU
version.
Assuming the review goes well, how would you like to get my commits into
the git repository?
* Do we want experimental in it's own branch, like I have in my
repository at the moment, or should wheezy get its own branch
instead?
* Do we want to split off an upstream branch for whichever, so we have
somewhere to put the dfsg-cleaned source tree used for the
7.4.1+dfsg-0.1 release, or do we just assume that there won't be any
more RC bugs before the release?
(Etc.)
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