Your message dated Mon, 7 Jul 2014 13:32:22 +0200 with message-id <[email protected]> and subject line Re: Bug#754070: include urgency in DSAs has caused the Debian Bug report #754070, regarding include urgency in DSAs to be marked as done.
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--- Begin Message ---package: security.debian.org severity: wishlist Hi, assuming not all DSAs are of urgency=high, I think it would be nice to include the urgency in the DSA text directly, so one can learn about the urgency before applying these updates. Does this seem like a reasonable idea? Background: support contracts which allow immediate deployment of urgent + critical updates. With those it's very useful to know the urgency easily+early. cheers, Holger
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--- Begin Message ---Hi Salvatore, On Montag, 7. Juli 2014, Salvatore Bonaccorso wrote: > Do you mean the urgency=high in debian/changelog? yes. > Historically urgency=high should always be set in debian/changelog for > security-uploads[1], and there should be no DSA with urgency not high > (I know this is not the case). This had previously probably also some > technical background on archive/buildd side, but has no "real" meaning > for the update itself. thanks. So I guess this is quite bogus and the bug should be closed (and those support contracts should be reworded...), doing so, thanks for your feedback! Reopening is also easy if I got this wrong. (Or things have changed as the word "historically" might imply?) cheers, Holger
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