Greetings,
The reason I submitted multiple requests was to have unique PRQs (see the subject of the automated email) assigned to each, so that there is a precedent for a Package Maintainer action. Please don't consider it as spam; I wasn't trying to flood your inbox.
I'll leave a few more of my points in the comments, though obviously, the decision will be made by a Package Maintainer. However, the ultimate reason why I'm writing this email here is to address the 'inflammatory language' you mentioned. I honestly do not see where I have used such language, and you can be sure I didn't mean it even if there was indeed something harsh. Re-reading, I can only see myself addressing each point that you made and even giving you advice on one. Obviously, I am not a professional to be teaching others, but I also had the same
issues with managing architectures in my first package, so I thought I'd leave a link to the wiki to help you.
Again, I'm sorry that I made you feel this way. I hope this email has cleared things up and we can move forward constructively.
Vitalii
Hey,
This user has spuriously opened a deletion request for this and a few other multi-arch packages I manage for Kubernetes, namely:
- kubectl-bin
- kubeadm-bin
- kubelet-bin
- cni-plugins-bin
While they do not see the value in multi-arch packages which extend beyond upstream support, I do not believe this precludes the packages' existence to support more architectures.
As I have stated to them in other messages, if they have a particular issue with the package not working for them on other architectures they should instead inform me to remedy the issue, rather than spurious deletion requests, and inflammatory language.
Thanks,
Dr. GO
PS: I have replied to each deletion request to ensure they are in the chain for each request, so apologies for the repetition of the message if you happen to read all back to back.
On Monday, February 10th, 2025 at 8:47 PM, notify@aur.archlinux.org <notify@aur.archlinux.org> wrote:
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> vitaliikuzhdin [1] filed a deletion request for kubectl-bin [2]:
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> Already exists in the official repositories.
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> [1] https://aur.archlinux.org/account/vitaliikuzhdin/
> [2] https://aur.archlinux.org/pkgbase/kubectl-bin/