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[Michael Schwendt]

On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 11:05:25 -0700, Kai Engert (kengert) wrote:

> Author: kengert
> 
> Update of /cvs/extras/rpms/seamonkey/FC-5

> Added Files:
> 	dead.package 

> Log Message:
> The SeaMonkey Fedora Extras package for FC5
> will be moved to Fedora Core
> and it will made to obsolete the Mozilla package.

Please clarify!

1.) Package is still alive in Fedora Extras branches "FC-6" and "devel". 

2.) If the package is moved to Core (= Rawhide = FC7 devel), you are
supposed to mark it dead in FE "devel", not in the FC-5 branch.

3.) What happens to the FE5 and FE6 packages? Remember, FE5 and FE6
are stable branches of Fedora Extras!

This is a rather crude way of using Extras as a testbed, then moving a
package to Core and discontinueing it in Extras.