Future releases

Dag danders at get2net.dk
Tue Dec 20 12:31:13 GMT 2016



Jonathan Riddell skrev den 2016-12-20 12:39:
> On 20 December 2016 at 11:29, Dag <danders at get2net.dk> wrote:
>>> Any pgp key will do, the only requirement is a packager like myself
>>> can verify it's the one the Calligra devs used which is usually done
>>> by putting it on a pgp key server and putting the full fingerprint on
>>> the release announcement web page and/or e-mails (not on a wiki as
>>> Kirigami devs like to do).
>> 
>> Thought that was what the trust part should do, anybody could create a 
>> key
>> and say they where a calligra dev.
>> OTOH probably some of us would protest if calligra was released and 
>> none of
>> us knew about it ;)
> 
> Put it on a trusted place like calligra.org and voila, it's trusted.
> It's important to include in any announcement to packagers though so
> we know what key we should be looking for.
Yes, I see. So who can put up a page like that on calligra.org?

> 
> See for example my key on https://www.kde.org/info/plasma-5.8.0.php
> 
> I do share Boud's frustration with gpg-agent, it's a tricksy beastie
> which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. But it should be possible
> to turn it off and just enter any password in directly.
> 
>>>> 7. Notify packagers and wait some time (a week?) for feedback
>>> 
>>> 
>>> A week feels a bit much to me but as you wish
>> 
>> Less is more in this case. What would you suggest would be enough?
> 
> Both Plasma and Applications seem to use Thursday to Tuesday.
> Frameworks leaves a week still.  With automated testing there
> shouldn't be a need for so long is the thinking these days.
Ok, so ~5 days, including a weekend...

> 
> Jonathan



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