Hello Andreas

Yes, that's simple:  Because I not yet updated the UDD table. ;-)
> It probably got lost in my pre-vacation time.  I was always working on a
> local copy with the new table layout applied so I did not noticed this.
>
> This is fixed now.
>
> :-)


> > Also in order to test the gatheners locally with udd/udd.py I do for
> example
> >
> > ./udd.py CONF_FILE COMMAND SOURCE(eg blends-metadata)
> >
> > In order to make the importer capable to import a single Blend how should
> > we provide the wanted single Blend as an option? Should we provide it as
> an
> > extra option along with the SOURCE argument or through the CONF_FILE?
>
> This is a really good question which I did not thought about.  From first
> intuition I would think it might make sense to add single paragraphs to
> the configfile, like
>
>   blends-all
>   blend-med
>   blend-edu
>   blend-gis
>   blend-...
>
> The blends-all option should show the current behaviour to update all
> Blends as we are doing now.  I think using a paragraph inside the config
> file makes sense since even if you want to use the SOURCE parameter you
> also need to refer to a config file anyway and IMHO there is no point to
> use a different config file.
>
>
Yes when I wrote CONF_FILE I was referring to the existing
config-ullmann.yaml conf file.


> It might make sense to discuss this on debian-qa list but the
> responsiveness to UDD design questions is traditionally low and you
> might need to use your Do-O-cracy powers to decide on your own.
>
>
I will start with the single paragraphs (blends-all, blends-med etc)
approach in the conf file.

On which branch should I work on this? Should I work/commit
on the master branch  collab-qa/udd.git (especially on this occasion does
not seem like a good idea).
Also I do not have any permissions on collab-qa/udd.git.


Kind regards

Emmanouil

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