Hello Andreas,


> Well, I'm a bit concerned about
>
>    https://lists.debian.org/debian-qa/2013/09/msg00001.html
>
> The thing is that if we manage to get new teams involved it might
> increase the acceptance if the way from editing a tasks file to the
> creation of the metapackage is "short" in terms of not beeing forced to
> wait for one day until UDD is updated.  It could be discussed with DSA
> on IRC where they are more responsive than on mailing lists like
> debian-qa.
>
>
Yes I agree, talking on IRC sounds good we can schedule that.


> It also could speed up things if we could
>
>   a) make the UDD importer capable to import a single Blend (which could
>      speed up things drastically for one Blend that just changed its
>      tasks files
>      consequently we should create separate log files per Blend which
>      would make more sense anyway.
>   b) use some "cache" for the tasks files of the Blends like storing some
>      md5sum of recently imported tasks files which do not need to be
>      imported twice
>   c) try to make the insertion procedure itself more efficient by for
>      instance:
>       - check, whether we could speed up the check for a package that
>         just exists in UDD
>       - inject all packages in one rush
>
> This should give some ideas what could be done as a bonus to the GSoC
> task.
>
>
These are good ideas, but I am not quite sure if I have the time needed to
deploy them before the GSoC deadline (upcoming Monday). So if you also
agree for the moment I  will sum up all the documentation we have and
probably finish up the sgml to xml convertion (it should not take very
long). Once I am done with these (and finish some other university
obligations this week ) I will then start working on the above ideas :-).


Kind regards

Emmanouil

PS: In case we don't speak again before Friday, have a nice time in your
upcoming vacations :-)

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