Did debian-release become a discussion list ?
Charles Plessy
I just realised that a lot of things happen on debian-release, however,
its presentation page says "This list should not be considered a
discussion list".
I am in the process of subscribing to lists of a high relevance to
active developpers. Is debian-release one of them ?
Have a nice week-end,
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Steve Langasek
> I just realised that a lot of things happen on debian-release, however,
> its presentation page says "This list should not be considered a
> discussion list".
> I am in the process of subscribing to lists of a high relevance to
> active developpers. Is debian-release one of them ?
No. It's primarily a contact address for the release team; it will be used
for discussions with individual maintainers about specific release-affecting
matters, but these are not normally of general interest to developers (if
they are they should be on debian-devel).
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Andreas Barth
> Dear developpers,
>
> I just realised that a lot of things happen on debian-release, however,
> its presentation page says "This list should not be considered a
> discussion list".
>
> I am in the process of subscribing to lists of a high relevance to
> active developpers. Is debian-release one of them ?
Debian-release is not and should not be used as a discussion list, but
of course lots of vital information about the release process is passed
on there.
Cheers,
Andi
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