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Can we agree on calling Debian Enhancement Proposals DEP-N with a dash?
My eyes get sore when looking at commit messages like these:
* cd4d154 DEP 15: initial draft
* f54478c DEP8: Fix link to current specification
* 1f20e9d DEP-14: Version -> refname mangling: Escape dots
https://salsa.debian.org/dep-team/deps/-/merge_requests/13
Unify DEP spelling with a dash instead of a space (e.g. "DEP-0")
= +22 (-4)
I changed my personal preference from DEP-0 to DEP0 as I now consider
DEP0 the best option based as I have seen so much of RFC822, dep3,
dep8 and DEP14 in use in many places. However, that +22 for DEP-0 is
pretty large majority so I have to conclude it won.
I changed my personal preference from DEP-0 to DEP0 as I now consider
DEP0 the best option based as I have seen so much of RFC822, dep3,
dep8 and DEP14 in use in many places. However, that +22 for DEP-0 is
pretty large majority so I have to conclude it won.
"it won", yes, but what did it win? nothing relevant IMO, and I voted.
the sample is way too small to be meaningful, for a start. then his poll
was hardly announced anywhere. etc pp.
I changed my personal preference from DEP-0 to DEP0 as I now consider DEP0 the best option based as I have seen so much of RFC822, dep3,
dep8 and DEP14 in use in many places. However, that +22 for DEP-0 is pretty large majority so I have to conclude it won.
"it won", yes, but what did it win? nothing relevant IMO, and I voted.
the sample is way too small to be meaningful, for a start. then his poll was hardly announced anywhere. etc pp.
What sample is large enough? I thought getting 30-40 people respond on
such a topic is pretty good, but glad to read any concrete suggestions/requirements for a good decision-making process for DEP
changes. Even though this decision is rather small, hearing your (and
others) thoughts on how to make good decisions is valuable for the
future.
I am also happy to wait longer if you want to do better announcements,
or I can execute your announcement requests if you have a vision of
what is sufficiently beyond "hardly anywhere" yet not spammy.