Role of the Sponsorship Queue
Daniel Holbach
daniel.holbach at ubuntu.com
Wed Mar 3 09:08:41 GMT 2010
On 03.03.2010 06:18, Scott Kitterman wrote:
> I thought one of the drivers behind merging Main/Universe processes was to
> make it easy for potential contributors by removing the requirement for them
> to understand which component a package was in and subscribe the 'correct'
> sponsorship team.
>
> It seems to me that if we split "sponsorship" and "review" into two processes
> we've just reinvented a different way to divide the problem and enable new
> contributors to pick the wrong one and get frustrated.
>
> Given (if I understand it correctly) we've already made the process design
> decision that we want developers to be the ones dealing with process
> complexity because they will understand the requirements better, then I think
> we ought to remain consistent with that design decision and keep the
> sponsorship queue as the general input point for things people who don't have
> upload rights would like to get into the archive.
>
> Similarly, I think packageset sponsorship teams should be discouraged for
> similar reasons.
Agreed.
lucid-qa-fixing-bugs-with-patches merely describes the way from "triaged
bug with genuine patch and enough discussion to make things clear" to
the sponsorship queue.
Have a great day,
Daniel
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