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From:
Steffen Mueller
Date:
August 1, 2020 17:43
Subject:
Re: CPAN - rationalising indexing permissions on the B-Utilsdistribution
Message ID:
CAPRUjA2Ebt7XDzfXTFZk_XwzfcEoGmUK_WrKKcruBxi=KnyPfw@mail.gmail.com
Sure, as far as I'm concerned, knock yourself out!
On Sat 1 Aug 2020, 12:42 Neil Bowers, <neil.bowers@cogendo.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I’m one of the PAUSE admins, and I’m working through distributions that
> have split ownership, typically caused because releasers with co-maint
> added new packages, and in the past PAUSE would give them first-come on the
> new package. PAUSE now tries to ensure consistent permissions, so I’m
> working through the historical cases. B-Utils is one of them.
>
> A regular rogues gallery[*] of CPAN authors have released B-Utils over the
> years, not all of whom had or still have indexing permissions. And ABERGMAN
> has first-come on B::Utils itself, but doesn’t seem to have ever done a
> release. Here’s the permissions on the two packages:
>
> first-come | co-maints
>
> B::Utils ABERGMAN | CLKAO ETHER JJORE SMUELLER
> B::Utils::OP CLKAO | ETHER JJORE
>
> Who is the best person to take first-come on both packages? JJORE has done
> the most releases in the last 10 years, and ETHER has done the last 2.
> PAUSE’s principle is to honour the permissions on the lead module, so
> ABERGMAN also has a claim. Is he the shadowy power behind the releasers
> throne?
>
> Options:
>
> 1. Give ABERGMAN first-come on B::Utils::OP, and CLKAO will move to
> co-maint
> 2. Give JJORE first-come on both, possibly dropping ABERGMAN entirely,
> since honestly, what does he bring to the party?
> 3. Give ETHER first-come on both
>
>
> And SMUELLER did his releases in the mists of time, before CLKAO added
> B::Utils::OP, which is why he doesn’t have co-maint on that package. Shall
> I just drop your co-maint Steffen?
>
> Cheers,
> Neil
>
> [*] that is the collective noun, right?
>
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