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interesting concept for feature#FOO tagging, not used as part of the openSUSE:Factory process; but it also does not conflict/violate, so let's be good with it
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What's that supposed to mean? As a reference to a feature-tracker this sounds like a way to avoid a bot
Hi.
This is fine.
Our processes and tools accept this kind of labels. We only require engineers to have a "#". This helps us group commits from different packages on a logical staging area. They don't need to be tracked anywhere else.
Only when we do feature freeze, we accept only bsc# .
jfyi, this is the tool we use:
https://github.com/jordimassaguerpla/osc-requests-tags
interesting concept - considering that openSUSE:Factory can certainly by considered as one of those 'super_product' mentioned in the doc, I'm kinda surprised not to know about this 'feature' :) (and I'd have veto'ed this going into the changelog, but rather would have seen such things as part of the submit-message)
It is in the changelog because the changelog is being created with the text in the commits in github/kubic-project.
Thus, contributors to github/kubic-project will add the hashtag into their commit message and this will appear into the changelog.
The whole concept is "inspired" by what we already do in twitter (or other social media), which is that any "contributor" can made up tags by just adding them to the message body :)