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> > Hmm, so I'm a little worried about the scenario where...
Okay, so I should have made this clearer - I'm referring to a hypothetical
scenario that I wish to avoid, not necessarily the scenario as it is now. :)
> Eee, no. If i do something to packaging, i send patches so they can be
> integrated to cvs.
Okay, cool.
> The purpose of the hack is to ease building of snapshot packages, as the
> file-lists are aging too fast to be comfortable. Let me reiterate: if
> someone is going to make use of it, i'm fine with it. I won't build
> modified debs with them and pollute already-problematic debian/kde
> packaging space :).
Yep, cool again. What I'm particularly worried about is distributed debs that
lots of users are downloading.
> Take it easy :).
*grin*.. part of my worry is what I suspect will happen when KDE3 enters sid,
which is that bug reports will start coming in that we'll have to deal with
due to broken upgrade paths resulting from various unusual combinations of
the ever-proliferating repositories of kde3 debs. :)
Ben.
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