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Subject: wnpp: wnpp email reports should list popcon data
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I'm filing this against qa.debian.org because I'm afraid it would get lost if
filed against wnpp itself and this is really a QA thing...
I appreciate the Work-needing packages reports that are sent to [EMAIL
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and it occurred to me that in addition to listing the reverse depends it would
be very useful to list data from popcon. I think people would be much more
likely to adopt something if they knew it was being used.
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Re: Matt Taggart in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I appreciate the Work-needing packages reports that are sent to [EMAIL
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Hi,
I've just implemented that, thanks for the suggestion.
Christoph
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