On Tue, 2005-11-22 at 09:54 -0600, Lance Albertson wrote: > > As I am now not only the Release Engineering lead, but also the x86 > > Release Coordinator, I am fielding nearly 100% of these issues. > > > > I DO NOT HAVE THE TIME TO DO OTHER PEOPLE'S QA FOR THEM. > > If you are that overworked, perhaps you should find more people to help > with releng and the duties you have? I've been in a similar position as > yourself where its hard to find good quality folks that stick around, > and then you get used to doing everything yourself. I haven't seen any > emails asking for help or people for releng. This is the first I've > heard of your troubles with not having adequate time for all the duties > you do yourself.
Really? Did you read -core on October 27th? Also, the problem is not so much needing manpower for testing as far as Release Engineering is concerned. It is instead having some method in place where devs actually perform QA on their own packages. A prime example of this is bug #110383. I was always under the impression that if you were adding a flag to a package that affected "system" that it was your responsibility to ensure that "system" still works, rather than passing it off onto the Release Engineering team. Now, I don't know what package it is that is pulling in hal for this user, so it most likely is not hal's fault, but it illustrates the point perfectly. > If you need help, please ask for it and at least try and get some of > that load off of you so that we don't take things out of gentoo simply > because of the lack of time. I did. I got exactly *0* responses. -- Chris Gianelloni Release Engineering - Strategic Lead x86 Architecture Team Games - Developer Gentoo Linux
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