On Wed, 2024-09-04 at 16:52 +0200, Muflone wrote:
> When a package is out of date since long time (I believe after 90
> days)
> and someone asks for making it orphan, the request is accepted
> automatically because is meant the package is not maintained.
>
> Regards
>
180 days actually [1] whi
Ah I see, that clears it up for me.
Thanks for replying
On 2024-09-04 16:52, Muflone wrote:
Hi
This package of mine was requested to be orphaned and then the same
user immediately approved their own request.
I would've liked some time to react.
The same user requested (and approved) my pa
Hi
This package of mine was requested to be orphaned and then the same
user immediately approved their own request.
I would've liked some time to react.
The same user requested (and approved) my package genimage-git to be
orphaned, which was wrongly flagged out of date (it is a VCS) package
This package of mine was requested to be orphaned and then the same user
immediately approved their own request.
I would've liked some time to react.
The same user requested (and approved) my package genimage-git to be
orphaned, which was wrongly flagged out of date (it is a VCS) package.
On
