On 03/06/2008, at 9:14 AM, Geoffroy Carrier wrote:
Excerpts from Ronald van Haren's message of Mon Jun 02 17:47:22
+0200 2008:
yes I would say go ahead and submit the patch
+1
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First of all, what?
I thought that it may be better if we restricted the deleting to
only devs/TUs so this con no longer happen. (see bug http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/10527)
. The question is, how often do packages get deleted from the AUR
and thus how much work would this generate? I guess it would be in
similar volume to what we already get from orphan requests but this
is just a guess.
I don't think packages would get deleted that often at all. The only
scenarios I can think of is when an SCM packages becomes obsolete
because the SCM changed upstream, or as Callan said, a package was
mistakenly uploaded.
