[packagekit] [PATCH 0 of 4] Improve the PiSi backend

Matthias Klumpp matthias at tenstral.net
Sun Jun 9 04:42:26 PDT 2013


Hi!

2013/6/8 Richard Hughes <hughsient at gmail.com>:
> On 8 June 2013 13:55, Ikey Doherty <ikey at solusos.com> wrote:
>> Improve the PiSi backend, and make it work with the 0.8.9 release.
>
> It sounds like you're offering to maintain the PiSi backend :) If
> that's okay, if you create an account on gitorious and share the
> username with me you can push all your patches, I don't need to review
> backend changes at all.
That was the motivation for my question ;-) I celebrate every new PK
0.8.x-compatible backend here anyway :P

2013/6/9 Ikey Doherty <ikey at solusos.com>:
> [...]
> I am indeed :) It's about some time it got some love, and it seems to me
> from looking at the old code it was never up to scratch at any stage, just
> there on the basis of "support".
>
> I'd like to change that, purely for selfish reasons. It's easier for me to
> maintain the PiSi backend than it is for me to go on and write alternatives
> to GNOME PackageKit and integrate PiSi with gnome-control-center, tools,
> etc. Awesome framework just waiting for some PiSi love :)
Well, that is the goal of PackageKit, and why it is so awesome :D

> I'll open up a new Gitorious account this evening, push everything into it
> and hit you up with a pull request if that's easier? Or just maintain my
> changed git ?
We can certainly and easily merge your branches, but Richard offered
you to maintain the backend directly in the PackageKit master branch,
meaning you will be able to push your patches to the PiSi backend
directly. This makes sense, because you can judge wether the changes
make sense for PiSi - I can't do that, because I never used it ^^
If you want, you can also join #PackageKit on Freenode - some
discussions happen there, and it is great for small questions.
So, if you have an account on Gitorious, just ask Richard (hughsie) to
add you as contributor.
Cheers,
   Matthias

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