Hello,

Well, looking back at the packages that I've created and send-pr'ed, it 
seems that I have included quite good descriptions of the software in 
question. Although I have to admit that the updates I've sent for 
already existing packages dosn't really contain much of a description of 
the software. I'll try to do better there next time.

Anyway, it seems most people think that pkgsrc-wip is the way to go with 
new packages, and I will give that a try. However, packages that are 
already in pkgsrc, how should those be handled? Still through pr's? Or 
by creating a new entry in wip ?

Regards,
Ola Eriksson
http://www.mrEriksson.net


Jeremy C. Reed wrote:

>Part of the problem is that the volunteers may want to test the software
>first before committing the package. You may want to consider adding a
>description to your emails and PRs (I didn't check all yet) to describe
>each software.
>
> Jeremy C. Reed
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