In D8483#136153, @ikeycode wrote:

Apart from the incorrect version the patch looks OK - just wondering though has there been a packaging request for this

Thanks for the review.

I am very new to Solus and I probably misunderstood that there has to be a package request before a package can be submitted?

Usually as it just makes life easier for the team, basically its a "why do we need this" justification. i.e. what value does it add, can it be distributed, that kinda thing. Then we typically
link a diff to the issue to make it easier to see what problem the patch solves. Welcome though, nice first contribution. I know the process can sometimes be awkward but its just a case
of transparency and documentation :)

Thank you for the clarification. So this means I should create now a package request and link this submission to the request if I understood it correctly?

Exactly :) should be some links in the sidebar on how to do this. Just think of it as boring accounting xD

Read the thread @kyrios123, I guided the user to create a task. Abandoning the revision is super hostile, given the context, and wastes everyones time.

In D8483#136279, @ikeycode wrote:

Read the thread @kyrios123, I guided the user to create a task. Abandoning the revision is super hostile, given the context, and wastes everyones time.

Thanks for guiding the user !
You see hostility where there isn't. We would all waste time if we had to leave patches for which no request has been approved in the queue. The user is welcome to submit the patch again once the request is approved.

https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/submitting-a-package/en/#prior-to-patch-submission