On 9/19/07, Anthony Yarusso <tonyyarusso@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Generally since joining the Testers team I've been fairly pleased. I > was able to upload a package to my PPA and successfully build it, > which is pretty cool. I very much like the PPA concept. However, two > possible improvements: Hi Tony, thanks for taking time to give us feedback about PPAs. > It would be nice if PPA supported more architectures (I understand > this is a technical limitation for the time being) Exactly, once Xen starts to support other architectures they will be immediately added into PPA system. > I _definitely_ think PPAs should support building for all currently > supported releases. I tried building my package for Dapper, Edgy, and > Feisty, and was surprised to learn that only Edgy and Feisty would > work (plus Gutsy). It seems that it would only make sense for all > current releases to be available here, particularly for making things > available here that might be candidates for future backporting for > testing/use. Well, PPA *is* able to accept and build uploads for all supported ubuntu releases. How did you come to think it's not ? What problem do you have with Dapper ? maybe you found a bug. Would you have time to file a bug or simply discuss the on #launchpad ? [snip] Thanks [] -- Celso Providelo <celso.providelo@xxxxxxxxx>
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