Todd Vierling wrote:

>On Sun, 19 Dec 2004, Ola Eriksson wrote:
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>>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 ?
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>If it's a minor update (change a couple patches, distinfo, and DISTNAME), a
>PR is fine.
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>If the package needs major rework as part of the update, pkgsrc-wip may be a
>better choice (especially if the package is a dependency of many others).
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Ok, I will do that, thanks.

>You're still free to use send-pr for new packages, but it may take some
>nagging on tech-pkg to get human review time.  8-)
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Well, I don't know if I will be doing any more nagging or complaining 
about packages not being imported. Once I have created the 
packages/updates, I have my local copy of it, and that works for me. And 
if the NetBSD people are to busy to import them, I guess me taking up 
their valuable time by complaining doesn't really increase the time 
spent on importing new packages :-)


Regards,
Ola Eriksson
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