Re: Maintenance of OSPRay and its dependency

Hi Frederic-Emmanuel, > Now you are Maintainer in the science teams. > Perfect, thanks! Best, François signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part

Re: Maintenance of OSPRay and its dependency

Now you are Maintainer in the science teams. cheers Fred - Le 20 Juil 23, à 17:51, François Mazen franc...@mzf.fr a écrit : > Hi Team, > > I've managed to create the first repositories to introduce OSPRay to > the Debian archive, under the salsa/science-team group for ispc [1], > rkcommon

Re: Maintenance of OSPRay and its dependency

Hi Team, I've managed to create the first repositories to introduce OSPRay to the Debian archive, under the salsa/science-team group for ispc [1], rkcommon [2] and ospray [3]. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the repositories settings, especially to setup the CI pipeline. Could someone

Re: Maintenance of OSPRay and its dependency

Hi Andreas, > It used to be good practice to maintain preconditions also inside the > team even if not directly science related. Makes sense, so I'll create the corresponding repos under the Debian- Science umbrella. > If you ask me please go forward. Thanks! Best Regards, François

Re: Maintenance of OSPRay and its dependency

Hi François, Am Sat, Jul 01, 2023 at 05:47:48PM +0200 schrieb François Mazen: > I'm working on packaging OSPRay [1], and Steve advised to make it team > maintained by the Debian Science Team. I definitely agree because > OSPRay mainly targets scientific applications like VTK or ParaView. Thanks

Maintenance of OSPRay and its dependency

Dear Debian Science Team, I'm working on packaging OSPRay [1], and Steve advised to make it team maintained by the Debian Science Team. I definitely agree because OSPRay mainly targets scientific applications like VTK or ParaView. I'm wondering if the build dependencies should also be maintained