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Hi,
I have a patch for pacman-contrib that fixes an error on my system. To whom should I send it? My gut feeling says to do a `git send-email` to arch-dev-public, with cc to the people who are listed in the AUTHORS.md file. Am I right?
Last edited by blochl (2020-06-02 08:37:38)
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bu … guidelines
But have you confirmed that it is a bug? You say it fixes an error on your system. What is the error? Has anyone else replicated it?
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Actually it is https://git.archlinux.org/pacman-contri … atches.txt because pacman and pacman-contrib were split apart.
So instead of the "pacman-dev" mailing list, use the "pacman-contrib" mailing list.
@blochl,
arch-dev-public is the publicly readable, but internal, list which is used for coordinating distribution-level discussions. It's not related to sending patches to any project.
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But have you confirmed that it is a bug? You say it fixes an error on your system. What is the error? Has anyone else replicated it?
It will happen on any system where there are many packages in the cache that need to be cleaned - the Bash command line which is expanded in the script becomes too long, and the script returns an "Argument list too long" error.
eschwartz - thanks! Sent.
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