Open DimStar77 opened 8 months ago
Would you want the maintainers from the devel package to be displayed instead of the maintainers or additionally?
And I take it that this causes work on the release managers side? Can you quantify this? Like every day? Once a week? Seldomly?
And I take it that this causes work on the release managers side? Can you quantify this? Like every day? Once a week? Seldomly?
I get a query like this about every other week - sometimes it's lower, sometimes more. But the gist is always the same: they followed the webui to find the maintainer and found me.
Would you want the maintainers from the devel package to be displayed instead of the maintainers or additionally?
I guess in addition - like not in the same table though.
Add a 'table' in front of that with the 'package maintainers' (and/or even a link to bugzilla might work. after all, most of the time they seem to try to report an issue with the package - report a bug is not even an option in openSUSE:Factory/$pkg; only on the devel prj/pkg)
We do have this as part of larger "collaboration" project (basically stealing from osc collab + labeling): https://trello.com/c/9INRF6go
I guess we can move this bit forward outside of it before. Let's see...
This is not really a 'bug' in that 'something does not work as designed' - rather an RFC for a design change (or additional information to be printed on the webui)
It happens quite frequently that fly-by package bug reporters go to openSUSE:Factory/$pkg and find the 'maintainer' of the package in the Users tab there. From a workflow PoV, this sounds perfectly legit
Unfortunately, the information presented to the user here is not exactly the information they are after: in openSUSE:Factory. the 'maintainers' (people with write access) are the release managers (not actually the maintainers of the packages)
It would be a good idea if the actual maintainership information could be presented (as information) when the package has a developed-at flag defined. This could hopefully guide those people to the information they are actually after.