> >> You bypassed now both code reviews and uploaded despite failing CI. > > As far as I know, there's no hard-bound team policy to upload only when > the pipeline passes.
No, there isn't a policy, but the pipeline here isn't the main point here. Do you notice the culture aspect of hero behavior vs collaboration? Loren's message was posted at 2am my time zone, and Santiago had already done the upload by 5:30am my time zone. It is completely unreasonable to expect responses in a matter of hours regardless of the time zones. You agree this wasn't collaborative, right? Collaboration requires initially a bit more work, but will pay off in the long run (or at least I hope so). The Debian Developer's Reference describes various practices of posting messages and nudging other maintainers before taking over their packages and uploading them. Those principles are quite sensible and easy to apply in various situations, don't you think? If there is a true emergency then sure, go ahead an upload a package without coordination. But this wasn't so urgent, Santiago could have easily waited one or two days instead of the 2h he did now. Just waiting a bit longer isn't that much extra work, it is just a matter of taking a break and context switching back a couple of days later.
