Hi,
I'm sure I have seen the answer to this newbie question years ago, but
google doesn't seem to be my friend anymore:
I have a package waiting in NEW and I have a new version ready for
upload because either:
1- I have found an issue in the version in NEW that I want to fix
or
2- There is a new upstream version that I want to package
(or both).
What is the most efficient procedure?
a) wait until the package was accepted or rejected;
b) ask FTPmasters to reject the package and reupload with same version;
c) upload immediately.
In this case, should I:
i) use a new version?
ii) make a source-full upload (-sa)?
iii) use -v option to put info about all skipped versions in
.changes?
Kind regards, Thibaut.
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