So what do you all think?
I'm leaning towards explaining the basics in devref (mostly by copying bits from the wiki page) and adding a pointer to the wiki page, but if there's consensus that the wiki page is supposed to be made obsolete by *moving*
the contents to src:devref and leaving a pointer on the wiki page, I could also do that.
"Holger" == Holger Levsen <holger@layer-acht.org> writes:
hi,
so Stephan Lachnit submitted an MR for developers-reference on Monday to document how to grant DM upload permissions, which I gladly merged, even though I was aware of "#653399: developers-reference: Please include a paragraph about Debian Maintainers (DM)" still being unresolved.
(...)
I'm leaning towards explaining the basics in devref (mostly by copying bits from the wiki page) and adding a pointer to the wiki page, but if there's consensus that the wiki page is supposed to be made obsolete by *moving*
the contents to src:devref and leaving a pointer on the wiki page, I could also do that.
I agree with Stephan's and Sam's reasoning, I think the detailed
information should be in the devref.
A wiki is by definition open to edition by any (authorized?) user; the
devref has named editors (as you are very well aware ;-) ) and can be
seen as verified and curated information. I think the information
should be concisely explained in the devref, leaving the Wiki for more full/detailed information on specific points, examples, or documenting changes as they are discussed or implemented,
while waiting for them
to arrive to the devref's next edition.
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