[debian-mysql] MySQL in Jessie
Adam D. Barratt
adam at adam-barratt.org.uk
Wed Aug 27 14:22:59 UTC 2014
[*PLEASE* trim the CC list when replying; it's getting silly, and I know
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On 2014-08-27 11:55, Bjoern Boschman wrote:
> As the transition timeframe is quite close we need a decision!
> This decision should be done by the release team agreed together with
No, it shouldn't.
The release team doesn't decide which versions of packages go in a
release (modulo RC bugs etc). The maintenance team(s) need to decide
between them what the best solution is. I'm sure the security team would
be happy to advise as to whether they have any particular issues with or
preferences towards any of the solutions, but at the end of the day it's
the maintainer's decision.
> your collegues at ubuntu/canonical as we should definately *not* fork
> this decision!
If Ubuntu has chosen a particular fork then that may have some influence
on the decision, as it could make maintenance / security updates easier.
Debian certainly shouldn't be picking a particular path purely on the
basis that another distribution did, however.
> Maybe the tech-ctte could also be involved?
Which part of the tech-ctte's remit do you believe is appropriate before
a decision has been made? Are you saying you'd (collectively) refuse to
decide?
Regards,
Adam
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