Now, all users will receive email for every project. It would be nice to
have per-project (or even per user) option which would allow users to
opt-out for the retention policy emails.... I can imagine that in 90%
people don't care, unless our retention policy is too aggressive.
By not aggressive policy, in example, I mean:
The latest released version of fedora is F29
So also F28 is still supported
We just disabled F27 for new builds...
We keep chroots for 'latest supported fedora release - 2', which
would mean that F26+ is not deleted yet
In some case, I don't care at all .... but usually, if some user is using
software I shipped in Copr, I don't want to be the maintainer who
enforces the users to migrate from just now EOLed Fedoras.
So in the current policy (i think we plan to remove even fedora 27)
I'd (as a copr user) probably prolong the F26+ for most of my projects.
But seriously, we should keep at least Fedora 27 for some time by default.
Original issue: https://pagure.io/copr/copr/issue/596 Opened: 2019-03-19 14:10:45 Opened by: praiskup
Now, all users will receive email for every project. It would be nice to have per-project (or even per user) option which would allow users to opt-out for the retention policy emails.... I can imagine that in 90% people don't care, unless our retention policy is too aggressive.
By not aggressive policy, in example, I mean:
In some case, I don't care at all .... but usually, if some user is using software I shipped in Copr, I don't want to be the maintainer who enforces the users to migrate from just now EOLed Fedoras.
So in the current policy (i think we plan to remove even fedora 27) I'd (as a copr user) probably prolong the F26+ for most of my projects. But seriously, we should keep at least Fedora 27 for some time by default.