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Topic/nitrocli license #13564
Topic/nitrocli license #13564
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d-e-s-o
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- app-crypt/nitrocli: Remove 0.2.3-r1 ebuild
- app-crypt/nitrocli: Adjust LICENSE for 0.2.4 ebuild
This change removes the nitrocli-0.2.3-r1 ebuild. Version 0.2.4 of the program should be used as there are no known problems with it. Signed-off-by: Daniel Müller <deso@posteo.net>
This change adjusts the value of LICENSE to include the licenses of all crates that find their way into the final installed binary. Closes: https://bugs.gentoo.org/694412 Signed-off-by: Daniel Müller <deso@posteo.net>
Pull Request assignmentSubmitter: @d-e-s-o app-crypt/nitrocli: @d-e-s-o, @gentoo/proxy-maint Linked bugsBugs linked: 694412 In order to force reassignment and/or bug reference scan, please append Docs: Code of Conduct ● Copyright policy (expl.) ● Devmanual ● GitHub PRs ● Proxy-maint guide |
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@gyakovlev, would you mind taking a look at this pull request? |
LGTM, but you need to drop the last commit. Stabilization is done by arch teams, and you have to request it from bugzilla to your package. Just let me know if you need an example how it's done. I don't mind that the LICENSEs aren't sorted alphabetically, if you have some idea why they are sorted like they are (number of occurrences?). |
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Done. Thanks for the review.
Yes, if you have a pointer that would be great. |
Pull request CI reportReport generated at: 2019-11-06 18:00 UTC Issues already there before the PR (double-check them): |
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Here's an example (first simple one that came across):
https://bugs.gentoo.org/699402
You open a new bug.
Product - Gentoo
Component - Stablization
Keywords: STABLEREQ
You add those arches as CC, where you wish your package to be stabilized on.
CC: select amd64 & x86, press "add arches"
You edit package list to match your package, with version.
Package list: app-crypt/nitrocli-0.2.4
Then leave it to arch teams to do the stabilization.