[Qgis-developer] my first python plugin for qgis

[Nathan Woodrow]

@SBL your plugin is now approved.  There used to be only a handful of
people that could approve however I, and a few others, have been added to
the list to help the task of approving plugins.

@Denis Bear with us.  Currently there is only one guy working on the plugin
stuff so he is a little stretched at the moment.  A few of us are going to
lead a hand where we can in order to help smooth out the process.

For validation yes I think it is useful, but I agree that it should be a
once off.  Currently if a user is set as trusted then they can upload more
with auto approve switched on. I'm not sure how many people doing the
approving knew this.  I'm going to start going though and adding users as
trusted as I see it is needed

What was your plugin called?

Hope this helps

- Nathan

On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 7:12 PM, Denis Rouzaud <denis.rouzaud at gmail.com>wrote:

>  Hi Stefan,
>
> Yes, the situation is a little bit tricky right now.
>
> Creating a project on the hub (i.e. redmine) is not mandatory. But it can
> be used to host the code repository (as github does) and the issue/bug
> tracker.
> Login and create one here if you want: http://hub.qgis.org/projects
> You will not be able to place it in the plugin project, it should be moved
> by an admin later.
>
> For the validation, I understand your frustration. I uploaded an update
> 24h ago, and it is not released yet.
> For all, do you really think that this validation is useful? Maybe for
> first upload, but then remove it?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Denis
>
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