So, this gnu-devel repo is in essence something similar to MELPA, right? I agree that it'd be nice if was publicized a bit more (I had never heard of it until now), so packages can get more testing during their development cycles.
> When non-gnu ELPA was introduced, I believe Stefan also made available
> devel/alpha versions of the gnu and non-gnu packages; the ELPA server
> packages the current head in each package, rather than the last version
> change.
>
> However, I can't find any docs on how to access that; I looked in the
> Gnu ELPA README, and searched this mailing list archive (never a satisfying
> experience).
This part I figured out:
> Can we put instructions for accessing it on
> the ELPA home webpage, or in elpa/admin/README? I'm not clear how to
> edit the ELPA home webpage.
I think we should do this.
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-- Stephe