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> Maintainers should be able to screw up in public without fear of an internet pile-on. Thanks for downplaying the voice of the affected users, but also how wo
by eviks 2y ago
> Maintainers should be able to screw up in public without fear of an internet pile-on.
Thanks for downplaying the voice of the affected users, but also how would they learn than? Like in this case, it would have just gone into stable without pushback
- verall 2y agoDid you read the part about the virtual package prompting users to choose if they want the full version or not?
- eviks 2y agoI read the more important earlier version of that part by the maintainer "This will be painful for a year as users annoyingly do not read the NEWS files they should be reading but there's little that can be done about that."
- verall 2y ago> the only users who are actually at risk of a surprise change to the keepassxc package are those running testing or unstable releases > when Debian Trixie is released, upgrades and new installs of the keepassxc package will receive a transitional package that prompts them to decide between "full" and "minimal" packages If you are running testing or unstable and not reading NEWS files then I think it's your fault - or is that victim blaming :P