2010/6/22 Stephen Gilles <
stephendgilles@gmail.com>:
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> On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Alexander Preisinger
> <
alexander.preisinger@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> 2010/6/22 Stephen Gilles <
stephendgilles@gmail.com>:
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>> >
>> > On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 1:07 PM, Jordan Roy <
info@jordanroy.net> wrote:
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>> >> I'm sorry for my noobishness, but does that "signoff" thing is about?
>> >>
>> >> Jordan
>> >
>> > I believe it refers to the end of discussion about a particular step in
>> > development (in this case, rebuilding libtool). All activity by
>> > Alexander's
>> > part has ceased - he is 'signing off' of further work on this. In
>> > practice,
>> > this usually means that he is either releasing it to the repos or
>> > waiting
>> > for a higher authority to pick up his work and move it from there -
>> > probably
>> > the former.
>> >
>>
>> WTF?
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>> You should subscribe to the arch-devel-public list.
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>> Its a mail about a new package in testing which is waiting to be moved
>> to core or extra.
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>> You test it and then you answer with "Signoff i686" or "signoff
>> x86_64" in ArchLinux
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> Isn't that what I said? I was trying to explain the general principle of a
> signoff.
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