petede writes:
> 
> > I don't care what this line says, since it's not me who is controlling
> > the source.
> 
> As a project team you do care as you are committing to what
> is being putback into the system.

Exactly.  The implication of "Uncommitted" (or better) is that if
there are incompatible changes in that user interface in the future,
you at least won't download, recompile, and redeliver the package
without filing an ARC case to cover the changes.

The ARC doesn't care a whit about who "controls" the source, only
about how changes are delivered and documented.

Given that the command line interface for 'unrar' hasn't changed in
approximately forever, I'd expect that's a very low burden, but that's
ultimately for you (and your consumer, GNOME) to determine.

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