Joey Hess writes ("Re: Release sprint results - team changes, auto-rm and arch
status"):
> Reducing the upload urgency to medium by default both seems to have hard
> to quantify risks in reducing the quality of testing, and undercuts the
> motivation for this proposal. So I'm curious why this result came out of
> the RM team meeting.
I've heard it observed that it's rather odd that a developer doing an
upload can only reduce the delay from the default, and not increase
it.
I found this a moderately convincing line of reasoning but arguably it
should be accompanied by a change to the migration times associated
with each of the urgency levels.
> At DebConf there was an interesting proposal by Colin and Steve to
> reduce testing migration times for packages that have an succeeding
> autopkgtest. [...]
I agree that that was an interesting proposal but it seems separate to
me. It's certainly a lot more work.
Ian.
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