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A few weeks ago the Debian Python Modules Team has been created to collaboratively maintain packages of Python modules.
A few weeks ago the Debian Python Modules Team has been created to
collaboratively maintain packages of Python modules.
The upcoming changes are a good opportunity to invite all maintainers
of python modules to join the team :
- python 2.1 and 2.2 have been dropped from unstable [4]
- python 2.4 will shortly be the default python version
- the packaging will probaly evolve to facilitate transitions
- python 2.5 alpha has been published
The team will work very much like the Debian Perl Group[1] and the goals are
similar except that we're going to work on python modules ;-)
If you want to join the team, please read the above document. Basically
you need to subscribe to [e-mail:debian-python@lists.debian.org] and ask there to
be added to the python-modules alioth project[2]. Instructions on how to
use the subversion repository[3] are in the documentation above too.
There's also a #debian-python channel on OFTC where you can discuss with
some members of the team.
Every maintainer of python module is welcome in the team !
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