[maemo-developers] VS: Re: Pushing optified Python libs
From: Timo Härkönen timop.harkonen at gmail.comDate: Fri Dec 18 22:43:45 EET 2009
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Hi ----- Alkuperäinen viesti ----- > On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 3:14 PM, Niels Breet <niels at maemo.org> wrote: > > Developers have python available in SDK and also know how to handle either > > red-pill or apt-get. > > So, If I understand correctly, developers (even newcomers to the Maemo > world) should have extras-devel enabled on their devices for > development? Otherwise they would not have access to e.g. bindings > that are not used yet (and thus did not get promoted to extras). > > I did this on a N900 and I saw many updates appearing for applications > not related to my development work. Most probably the new versions > were coming from extras-devel. Wouldn't that be confusing to new N900 > developers? Yes. I usually have extras-devel disabled to avoid unwanted updates. I enable it only when I need to install something from there. Somekind of option to ignore updates from selected repositories would be usefull. Is something like this currently possible? > > > Until we have the repository/library maintainer track sorted out, I > > propose to follow these steps: > > > > - If you are not listed as maintainer for an existing library and still > > want to have it updated, contact the maintainer. If the maintainer is not > > available or doesn't respond, mail to maemo-developers list. > > *** Please don't update a library maintained by anybody else without > > consent or public discussion*** > > - The maintainer/author uploads new version, checks if applications using > > the app still work correctly. > > - Ping me or mail -developers to push it through manually to testing. Here > > we can all do a final test to see if nothing breaks. > > Sounds reasonable IMHO. Is that also the case if some package needs to > be "demoted" from extras-testing? > > > I hope to have an interface for maintainers available in the beginning of > > the new year. > > Good to hear that! Will it be not restricted just to user/* applications? > > > This doesn't solve the problem that the Application manager doesn't update > > libraries on their own though. That problem should be a separate > > discussion. > > Agreed. One thing I noticed is that removing some application using > Application Manager does not remove its unused dependencies (e.g. like > "apt-get autoremove" does). So the device tends to get filled up with > unused dependencies, with no user-friendly way of removing them. Did > anyone else notice this? BR -Timo -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/maemo-developers/attachments/20091218/3bfda165/attachment.htm
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