Packages in the ARB process should go directly to Published without going to "Ready to Publish"

[Stéphane Graber]

Getting our first ARB app in Ubuntu using MyApps, I went through the following process:
 - Reviewed the app on MyApps
 - Marked it as approved
 - Voted on it on our mailing-list
 - Marked it as approved in QA
 - Copied the package from our staging PPA to our production PPA

At this stage, the app is going to be visible on extras.ubuntu.com and visible in software-center next time the cron job runs.
The problem is, apparently the uploader still needs to click on "Publish" to complete the process. As we discussed in our calls, the ARB can't really offer a way to the uploader to "Publish" something when they want, so the Publish fonction should either be shown to the ARB instead of the uploader or be skipped entirely and go straight to Published state.

[Stéphane Graber (stgraber)]

Adding a task for developer-portal, not quite sure what was the write project.

[David Planella (dpm)]

Anthony also tells me that this depends on bug 920976. Not sure if I should add a task or just the link here will do

[Anthony Lenton (elachuni)]

MyApps can have a better idea of if an app should skip the ReadyToPublish state based on archive_root.
Several non-ARB apps will go to the partners repo, and these should also skip the ReadyToPublish state altogether.

Probably anything that isn't in a ppa (private or non-) should get automatically published without an option to unpublish.