Il giorno mer, 23-02-2005 alle 20:21 +0100, Adrian Bunk ha scritto: > On Wed, Feb 23, 2005 at 07:59:39PM +0100, Giuseppe Sacco wrote: [...] > > Hi Adrian, > > I did send a message to Noah, yesterday, about this NMU and about those > > bugs; then I also get some information about his status since he seem > > MIA. I did it, even if we are in 0-day NMU time. > > Noah himself sent the RFA for his package. Since he did this but didn't > simply orphan the package, this should at least have given you a hint > that he might be reachable.
This is why I sent him the email. > > Of corse, usually all NMUs should just tag the bugs as fixed but these > > fixes are very simple and a simple tag wouldn't probably make the > > package migrate to testing (because of the RC bug, but I am not really > > sure about this) moreover Noah posted an RFA last year, so probably he > > have no much time to focus on this package, so I think he will excuse me > > about this. > > This has nothing to do with 0-day NMUs or the severity or how simple the > bugs are: > By convention, only the official package maintainer or the original bug > submitter close bugs. > > It seems you aren't aware that different from the subject you used for > closing the RC bug the NMU had _nothing_ to do with the RC bug. Didn't > you notice, that I sent the bug more than two months after the NMU? > Why did you pretend it was fixed by the NMU? No, you are referring to the wrong NMU. I did an NMU early today. Please have a look at: http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-changes/2005/02/msg01603.html I am not used, as policy suggest, to close bug in changelog, so I did send an email to every bug submitter, and close all bugs. > Try to understand why Steve removed the sarge tag from the bug and you > might understand why your action was wrong. I did. > A hint: > As soon as wdm reaches testing the RC bug is again 100% present... No. See above. I even recompiled and installed it in sarge. Bye, Giuseppe -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
