Self Introduction: Ricky Grassmuck

[Ricky Grassmuck]

Thanks for pointing those emails out, it's exactly what i was looking for!
Those emails were getting lost in the mix so I created a bundle in gmail
just for those so I can keep up with them separately. I think I'll get that
VM deployed tonight and start going through the lists I've already received.

On Fri, Nov 13, 2015, 11:07 AM Adam Williamson <adamwill at fedoraproject.org>
wrote:

> On Fri, 2015-11-13 at 16:28 +0000, Ricky Grassmuck wrote:
> >
> > What's the best way to find newly added packages/components that need
> > testing? I'm thinking of spinning up a base F23 VM in qemu/kvm to use for
> > installing and testing packages that I don't need or use on my main
> setups.
>
> fedora-easy-karma effectively does this - the goal is to file karma on
> them, but of course it's telling you all the packages on your system
> that come from updates-testing (i.e. are quite new and need testing).
>
> To see what's new each day across the whole distribution, you can read
> the 'updates-testing report' sent to the list for each stable release -
> each day you should see 'Fedora 23 updates-testing report'. After the
> lists of security and critical path updates which need testing (those
> are good things to work on!) there is a list of all the new builds that
> landed in updates-testing that day.
>
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