moving into 'official' tree

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Hi all,

I’m currently maintaining packages for an openSource ERP system in my home: project, and would like to move it into an ‘official’ repository, e.g. under ERP (which does not exist yet) or similar.

Does that make sense from your perspective? Who would be the person to contact resp. talk to?

Thx/Ax

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Hi
The openSUSE Factory Mailing List either to ask for a ERP devel project to be created or added to an existing devel project.
openSUSE:Communication channels - openSUSE
openSUSE:Mailing lists - openSUSE

An example of a request today;
[opensuse-factory] RFC: new package: wemux](http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2013-10/msg00359.html)

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On Wed 16 Oct 2013 11:26:02 AM CDT, malcolmlewis wrote:

DocB;2591546 Wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I’m currently maintaining packages for an openSource ERP system in my
> home: project, and would like to move it into an ‘official’
> repository, e.g. under ERP (which does not exist yet) or similar.
>
> Does that make sense from your perspective? Who would be the person to
> contact resp. talk to?
>
> Thx/Ax
Hi
The openSUSE Factory Mailing List either to ask for a ERP devel project
to be created or added to an existing devel project.
‘openSUSE:Communication channels - openSUSE’
(openSUSE:Communication channels - openSUSE Wiki)
‘openSUSE:Mailing lists - openSUSE’
(openSUSE:Mailing lists subscription - openSUSE Wiki)

An example of a request today;
‘[opensuse-factory] RFC: new package: wemux’
(http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2013-10/msg00359.html)

Hi
Just a couple of comments on your project that will probably hold it up
from moving into Factory;

  • Add a copyright header in your spec file (see any current one in
    Factory for format).
  • Split out your changes into a <packagename>.changes file.
  • BuildRequires are on separate lines for each package.
  • %clean isn’t used anymore and can be removed.

Looks like you need to build python-dot (or link to your project) as
well to fix the couple of unresolvables.

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yes, I’m already working on this.

Looks like you need to build python-dot (or link to your project) as
well to fix the couple of unresolvables.

The package was obviously renamed to python-pydot