On Mon, Feb 18, 2008 at 5:33 PM, Simo Leone <simo@archlinux.org> wrote:

Alright, so we've got some confusion going on, let's straighten it out real quick.

Can we agree on this stuff?

- patches sent to the list should *always* apply against either the master or testing branches on projects.archlinux.org - patches that depend on something which wasn't yet committed to the repo should probably go in the same thread to avoid confusion, or be super duper explicit about it someplace in the message, maybe even link to the patch it depends on if it's in a new thread. - patches that revert things sent to the list but not yet comitted to the repo aren't needed at all. Since it hasn't been comitted yet, I think a short message to say "don't add this one!" is enough and will avoid a lot of confusion. - I don't always have as much free time as I wish I did, I'll start trying to set aside time just for the AUR and see if it gets me anywhere. - Tacos and Chipotle burritos are awesome.

-Simo

Sounds pretty sound to me. Cheers.