* Martin Pitt [Tue, 07 Jun 2005 10:22:00 +0200]:
Hello Martin,
> I already did these steps for a fair number of packages. So if you
> maintain one of the packages that have a debdiff at [3], you are lucky
> and only need to apply the patch there (however, cyrus-sasl2 and
> dovecot were nasty cases where the path has been hardcoded for now;
> this should be improved). The debdiffs were made for Ubuntu packages
> since I could upload them straight away. So the changelog patch will
> fail to apply, but the rest should be fine.
Do you plan on filing bugs to prevent loosing track of the remaining
uploads? Perhaps some other methods (wiki page, private list of
yourself) would be less intrusive, but bugs is what we normally use
for this issues.
Possibilities:
- file bugs against all packages right after upload. Easier,
pollutes BTS.
- file bugs against remaining packages after e.g. 2 or 4 weeks. A
bit more of effort, won't create a flood of RC bugs (hopefully).
Cheers,
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