Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> Le dimanche 17 septembre 2006 à 23:28 +0200, Luk Claes a écrit :
>> Sorry, too late... The bug is 12 days old, not one day... If the
>> package would
>> have been binNMUable, there would have been no need to upload a source
>> NMU in
>> the first place. I don't know why you would object this NMU unless you
>> want to
>> keep libtasn1-2 in the archive or don't want gnomeicu in etch? 
> 
> That bin-NMU bug was a normal bug until yesterday, the libtasn1-2 was
> set as important. Which means there was no hurry to fix them. Somebody
> changed the settings yesterday and you NMUed the same day, do you
> consider that as a normal way of NMUing? Not waiting a day and not
> contacting the maintainer first?
> I object to the NMU because a NMU was not required and you didn't try to
> contact the maintainer first which is not a nice way to act

The maintainer had already 12 days to say something in the bug report, I don't
think you can count that as 1 day in no matter what mathematics!!!

It would indeed be more polite to have asked beforehand, though I didn't spot
that it was only RC for 1 day. Sorry about that.

Cheers

Luk

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