Hi Simon, On Tue, Mar 04, 2025 at 11:58:29PM +0000, Simon Quigley wrote: > Firstly, I would like to congratulate you all on your new/renewed > positions. I hope this does not come too soon after your > (re-)election!
Thank you! > I have a set of policy considerations regarding Debian Import Freeze, > and some thoughts on how to schedule it in a way that will be > sustainable and stable in time for the 26.04 LTS cycle. Thank you for thinking pro-actively about this and presenting a concrete proposal! [...] > As the highest-level technical policy making body in the Ubuntu > project, I believe these questions are appropriate for the Technical > Board, which could work to drive consensus and smooth coordination > among sub-teams and Canonical partners as appropriate. I disagree. I think these kinds of changes should be discussed with, and consensus reached by, Ubuntu developers at large. If consensus is not reached, then a decision should be made by the Release Team. As Ubuntu developers, we delegate these kinds of decisions to the Release Team, and so I do not think it's appropriate to pre-empt that. I think you'd do an excellent job at driving this - but I suggest that ubuntu-release@ (or perhaps ubuntu-devel@) would be a better venue. I will happily participate in discussions there, without donning my TB hat. In this case I'm not sure I'll have much to add to the expertise in the Release Team, but we'll see! Robie
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