On Sat, May 09, 2020 at 06:07:10PM -0400, Steven Yi wrote:
> Publishing a PR is the bottleneck mentioned. I am imagining a scenario of
> testing plugins with non-dev users before they're final and not wanting to
> have to do PR's to iterate (nor feeling the pressure to have a dev version
> in git history).
> 
I have to say that one of the (few! (:-)) negative aspects of Haiku
for me is its repository system.  Getting a package into the "official"
repository is a rigmarole. There are a couple of 'private' ones, but
again you need a "PR" (Personal Request...) to get one's program
in .  There used to be a Website where users could post their stuff,
but the owner closed it in a huff one day.  In theory one can still
put one's software on the web (I do), but no-one's going to find it.

So I think any repository should be as open as possible.

	-- Pete --

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