[pkg-php-pear] Fwd: The phpMyAdmin package needs a review on a merge request

[David Prévot]

Hi William,

Le 30/12/2020 à 16:15, William Desportes a écrit :

>>   (it sounds like you have everything under control)
> 
> This is true, everything builds and works fine ^^
> 
> Uploading to experimental is a very good idea, if anyone has my message in time I would need someone to enable me ACLs to the packages I maintain in order to be able to upload.

As I’ve not yet sponsored anything relevant from you as far as I can 
remember, I’d need to at least review a package ready for upload before 
sponsoring it or granting you DM access for this package (your previous 
sponsors who know your work may be quicker than me ;).

> I have no idea why since I am a DM uploading does not work and gets rejected each time saying I do not have access.

AFAICT, nobody granted you access to any of the packages you maintain 
according to your DDPO page. If someone has given you access (or at 
least claimed so) already, you may wish to contact them in order to sort 
it out.

Besides phpmyadmin, what other package(s) do you need to see uploaded in 
order to make it work (at least on experimental)? Are they ready in 
their VCS?

> I pushed fixes for phpunit 9 on the google-recaptcha package and again the GitLab CI validated your fix for d/latest and b-backports.
Uploading an updated package from an existing upstream version of 
google-recaptcha should be pretty straightforward (fixing the testsuite 
for PHPUnit 9 in backports may not be needed, and I don’t have ACL for 
backports upload anyway). I’d assume the packaging is ready in the VCS 
and will hopefully look and proceed tomorrow unless advised otherwise.

>>   am not used to deal with Salsa webui (but I guess I can learn)

> […] It feels like a GitHub

Yay, that might be why I prefer to stick with the CLI ;).

> So basically If I would make a checklist it would be:
> 
> - [ ] Have a DD let me know the package is Debian correct
> 
> - [ ] Find out how to fix the font-* overrides
> 
> - [ ] Be able to upload or have an uploader
> 
> - [ ] Link some more JS packages

I’m willing to have a look at phpmyadmin (and related packages) for an 
upload to experimental unless (my preference ;) one of your previous 
sponsor is available for the job: as I’ve not yet dived into this big 
package, it way take me some time to get up to speed.

Regards

David