team upload rules
Simon Quigley
simon at tsimonq2.net
Sat Dec 7 20:41:36 GMT 2024
Hello,
On 12/7/24 02:08 PM, Hefee wrote:
> Hey,
>
>> Pushing the commits should be no problem. In fact, I try to do that as I
>> commit, just so others can stay in sync with me if they'd like.
>
>> As for the tag, that policy exists to be safe. I'd say 80-90% of the time,
>> if you pushed the tag immediately, you'll be fine. For the other 10-20% of
>> the time, dak rejects it for some reason you aren't immediately aware of.
>> Some of my favorites:
>> - Missing an orig tarball.
>> - Missing an asc file in the archive if the orig tarball already exists.
>> - Missing a binary upload since it needs to hit binary NEW.
>
> all those three reasons, do not do anything with the tag, as it is "only" the
> way you create the changes file. And you can just recreate the changes with
> with other options.
Right, but if you push a tag, go to do something else, don't see that it was rejected, and forget to go back, the next person will be confused and wonder what happened to that upload.
>
>> - Two uploaders try to upload something with the same version number at
>> roughly the same time. dak rejects one of them.
>
> ACK this one is a valid reason.
Thanks,
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