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--- Comment #52 from James Laska jlaska@redhat.com 2011-08-11 08:34:30 EDT --- (In reply to comment #51)
Ah, thank you James for that information. Are javascript frameworks mentioned there somewhere?
You know, I was wondering that too. I don't see them explicitly mentioned, and it's hard to determine where the line is between a collection of .js files (libraries) and a framework. We can certainly raise this topic on packaging@ for clarification. Some initial poking I did gave me the same impression you note later on ... that this is just the *current* policy, and it's subject to change.
So then it sounds like the separate packaging I requested is not strictly necessary? Anyway I glad that tinymce was packaged up.
If Fedora later changes the bundling policy for website javascript, I think it may be hard work to clean up...
Agreed! If js frameworks are okay to bundle for now, I think it would still be wise to at least start package reviews for them ... but not require their completion for this review? Thoughts/comments/concerns?