Re: [gentoo-user] publishing ebuilds via bugzilla - bug #279438

2009-07-28 Thread Volker Armin Hemmann
On Dienstag 28 Juli 2009, Maximilian Bräutigam wrote:
 Hi all,

 recently, I have written an ebuild for the program sci-chemistry/gabedit
 and published it at http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279438

 I am a chemist, so please excuse the following questions. ;)
 What will now happen with the published ebuild? Can I somehow help
 getting it to portage?

 Is the bugreport configured correctly or did I make a mistake, due to
 the fact that I am a noob in respect of writing ebuilds? I read many
 docs about publishing and writing ebuilds, I checked the ebuild using
 repoman, and really tried to do everything correctly.

 While checking the ebuild with repoman and reading the docs, I realized
 that I have to create a ChangeLog and a metadata.xml. Do I have to post
 them and the Manifest somewhere, too?

 Thank you very much in advance for your help.

 kind regards,
 der Max

well, bug wranglers will assign it to the right herd/dev and someone of that 
group will post his/hers comments. From that point on - you will see. 

I don't think that you need to attach a changelog - or manifest. Manifest is 
easily generated so that can IMHO wait until the final version that goes to the 
tree is found



Re: [gentoo-user] publishing ebuilds via bugzilla - bug #279438

2009-07-28 Thread Justin
Hi,

try it at the gentoo-science ml or better at #gentoo-science at
freenode. First place is the science overlay t get it closer to the
tree. Try to find out which dev is interested in similar packages and
drop him a mail.
I will comment on your ebuild at bgo.

justin



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