[Pkg-salt-team] Backporting
martin f krafft
madduck at debian.org
Sun Aug 25 05:18:24 UTC 2013
also sprach Joe Healy <joehealy at gmail.com> [2013.08.25.0216 +0200]:
> cython
> libzmq3
> python-zmq > 13
>
> cython and libzmq3 can be done at the same time, python-zmq depends on
> the others so must be done afterwards. Once all of these are in then
> we can do salt itself.
Are you going to have to do all of these? Or are the respective
maintainers willing to maintain the backports, maybe after you
prepared them? Maintaining a backport does include uploading
security fixes, when they come around…
> Given we are looking at 3 stages (cython and libzmq3, python-zmq
> then salt) by 2 distributions is it worth giving the backports
> list advanced warning of the plan?
This never hurts; however, it's also not necessary. It's more
important that the maintainers of the packages involved are aware.
You could write a message to all of them and CC the backports list.
Thanks for your work on this!
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