- Package:
- release.debian.org
- Source:
- release.debian.org
- Submitter:
- Paul Wise
- Date:
- 2023-12-01 18:27:02 UTC
- Severity:
- wishlist
It would be nice to be able to easily find out:
* which of the packages I am responsible for haven't yet migrated
to testing after the 10/5/2 day period and why
* which of the packages I am responsible for are involved in
current transitions
* which of the packages I am responsible for are involved in a
specific transition
grep-excuses takes into account DEBFULLNAME, if no packages or maintainer are given on the command line. Isn't that what you want? The manpage mentions GREP_EXCUSES_MAINTAINER, but it's not used in the script (Actually, it's set to an empty string and not read from env). Regards,
Errr... yes, it's used in the script. It's not read from the environment, because it's not an environment variable, as grep-excuses(1) explicitly says. It *is* read from the configuration file and used to initially populate $string. <removes devscripts maintainer hat> Regards, Adam
Right. I should read the manpage next time, instead of capturing some parts of it :) Anyway... I'm still waiting for Pabs's comment :p Regards,
That doesn't appear to work with -w nor with an email address since update_excuses.html.gz doesn't contain any. It would be nice if I could specify a command-line option so I could easily look up team packages. In any case I'd prefer a web page to look at than a command to run.
Hi, I agree with Paul on this one; a web-page would be nice. Maybe integrate it with the QA page[1]. ~Niels [1] http://qa.debian.org/developer.php
Hi, The tracker has been doing this for years now. Paul
distro-tracker doesn't have per-maintainer pages at all and neither does the QA excuses page AFAICT. The DDPO kind of does, but doesn't list transitions etc. The DMD kind of does too, but also no transitions etc. So I suggest reopening this request.
Hi pabs, But it could and I think it's the right place. Similar to how it does that for teams: https://tracker.debian.org/teams/debian-accessibility/ I agree that transitions are missing in that overview. Paul