[Bug 476471] Review Request: fedora-security-guide - A security guide for Linux

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--- Comment #73 from Jens Petersen <petersen at redhat.com>  2009-04-28 19:38:20 EDT ---
I sort of missed these comments at the time.

(In reply to comment #63)
> "Another option is to look at a streamlined set of review items for
> publican-created doc packages... We've never explicitly done this but in
> practice, people know they don't have to check, for instance, shared
> library guidelines when writing and reviewing a pure python module."
> 
> Someone would first need to propose what the specific set of review items for
> publican-created doc packages should be. The way to do this is to create a wiki
> page under: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackagingDrafts/

I agree with this idea: it would be good to have an explicit Packaging
Guideline for publican documentation.  Basically it all rests on publican since
it can generate srpm packages directly from SCM and should be capable of
submitting packages directly to koji from svn (like it does for brew inside Red
Hat), so in that sense this is nothing to review once publican's templates have
been approved as good for Fedora.  The general view seems to be that
documentation writers and translators in particular should not have to do all
the cvs jigs to get books built in the buildsystem so I think yes some special
provisions are needed for publican publishing to Fedora.  (Other options would
include a special writer packager category say in FAS/koji or even a separate
repo for documentation publishing (eg dist-f12-docs?).)

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