Hi John, On Tue, Nov 13, 2007 at 11:06:29AM +0200, John Torjo wrote:
Applied, thanks :)
please avoid top posting. You know why, right? (Otherwise search the web for it.) I have not yet ported my code to use the new logger version but I nevertheless think the code compiles now clean on many systems. Great. John, you should improve your commits and the SVN log messages a little bit. If you recieve a patch you should e.g. commit it (more or less) unchanged and mention the submitter even with email address. I do not care about my stuff (it was too trivial and I expected that you clean the patches first) but it is e.g. very important for copyright issues. Once the code should be relicensed you have to contact all contributors or rewrite contributed code from scratch. So it would be also simpler to determine who introduced bugs ... Currently I think you work locally with another version control system or maybe even without to collect your stuff (which you call versions) before you commit. Probably the commits are done automatically once you start a special action? Please note that there is no need to set the date in the svn log. It's the task of Subversion to handle it. So I think it is OK to commit even smaller changes into repository, that's why a repository exists beside source tar balls :-) Thanks, Jens