How to get a package uploaded?

[Free Ekanayaka]

Hi Adrian,

|--==> On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 12:28:38 +0100, adi at drcomp.erfurt.thur.de (Adrian Knoth) said:

  AK> On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 11:18:24AM +0100, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
  AK> Hi!

  >>> (don't know how to get an account on git.debian.org)
  >>a) create an account on http://alioth.debian.org
  >>b) introduce yourself on this mailing list saying your login name. An
  >>group administrator can add you then.

  AK> I guess I've sent this to the wrong ML:

  AK> --- Introducing myself ---
  AK> Hi!

  AK> I saw a "We need more people" mail on LAD, that's why I checked the
  AK> wiki, subscribed to this list and seeked through the bug list.

  AK> I feel I could help Debian, especially with pro-audio stuff. I'm doing
  AK> my PhD thesis in computer science, run a small recording studio (still
  AK> based on Win32), play the piano and the guitar, did some coding for
  AK> FFADO and I like to fix bugs before breakfast. ;) 

  AK> In other words, I know both sides: musician's/producer's requirements
  AK> and C/gdb to get it right. ;)

This all sounds very interesting.

  AK> --- end ---


  AK> My alioth username is adiknoth-guest.

Welcome to the team! You've already contributed a lot, thanks for
that. We really need this sort of attitude.

  AK> How is work organized? I push changes to the git repository and ping the
  AK> list to get the new package out? (probably after some discussion?)

Pretty yes I'd say :)

  AK> Currently, I treat the BTS as a ticket system like trac, adding patches
  AK> to the corresponding bugs, but they eventually need to get applied als
  AK> released. ;)

That's perfect.

Ciao!

Free