On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 6:07 PM, Curtis Hovey
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> Sorry Jonathan.
>
> I do not understand your suggestion.
>
> I proposed that we add a button (This is not packaged in Ubuntu) to the form.
> The action records the date in last_date_packaging_check.
> When the current date < last_date_packaging_check + 1 year,
> the project page *does not* suggest possible packages.
> When the current data > last < last_date_packaging_check + 1 year
> the project page suggest possible packages.
>
> This rule is strictly on the packaging portlet.
> Project series can continue to link to packages (though without the suggestion) from the
> series page
> and the packaging page
> Series package pages will continue to suggest the project as the upstream.
>
> I think you are suggesting that we set a time (maybe 2 months) in which Launchpad asks the question then?
No, I was suggesting exactly what you just subscribed.
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 6:07 PM, Curtis Hovey packaging_ check. packaging_ check + 1 year, packaging_ check + 1 year
<email address hidden> wrote:
> Sorry Jonathan.
>
> I do not understand your suggestion.
>
> I proposed that we add a button (This is not packaged in Ubuntu) to the form.
> The action records the date in last_date_
> When the current date < last_date_
> the project page *does not* suggest possible packages.
> When the current data > last < last_date_
> the project page suggest possible packages.
>
> This rule is strictly on the packaging portlet.
> Project series can continue to link to packages (though without the suggestion) from the
> series page
> and the packaging page
> Series package pages will continue to suggest the project as the upstream.
>
> I think you are suggesting that we set a time (maybe 2 months) in which Launchpad asks the question then?
No, I was suggesting exactly what you just subscribed.
jml