LGTM other than one slightly quibble.
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I haven't looked at the new logic in detail, but exactly what was
LILYPOND_RELOCATE_PREFIX doing, and why do we no longer need it? If
that was the environment variable that allowed me to build the
documentation on osx without compiling lilypond, then I would be sad to
see it go.
Hmm. I'm not really qualified to comment on python+windows+GUB stuff,
but are you certain that this won't re-open
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1933
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Could you add a script (either shell or python) which applies this
formatting to all scheme files in the repository? I'd like to see how
that changes the scheme files.
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LGTM, but two questions:
1) why should engravers have double-quotes? Was it only working by
accident before, or are you hoping to simplify the parser by no longer
accepting the non-quoted versions?
2) the patch title says CG:, but this doesn't touch the CG.
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second thought, there's two remaining ones that should be changed:
quick-start.itexi: line 285
programming-work.itexi: line 982
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LGTM, I get the expected error from a stock ubuntu 12.04 (which does not
include --enable-double).
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I don't think that we shouldn't have a
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This shows the difference between astyle 2.02 and 2.02.1. The only
change is
something* foo
into
something *foo
which looks good to me because the rest of the source code sticks the *
next to the variable name, rather than the variable type.
If I can get two LGTMs, I'll push this directly
No, I'm wrong about that. astyle doesn't mind about the { as the only
changes are removing trailing whitespace (could you fix emacs so it
stops adding it?) and one line-break just before the }; on line 59 of
lily/fingering-column.cc.
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LGTM, and I'm quite glad that a few new regtests got bumped to 2.16.0.
Please push directly to staging.
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LGTM, can be pushed directly to staging.
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LGTM, can be pushed directly to staging.
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Documentation/notation/input.itely:368: A @code{\header} block. This
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lily/include/skyline.hh:42: inline Real start () const { return start_;
};
hmm... I personally would call
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adds programming errors. I've set it to patch-needs_work.
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lily/self-alignment-interface.cc:205: // if coll is cross staff but
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mf/parmesan-clefs.mf:854: draw_triple_brevis (exact_center + (0, 1.0
staff_space#),
On 2012/09/07 18:27:36, lemzwerg
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Hmm. IMO, Elysium should be listed under the text editors section,
while the top recommended section should not be alphabetized.
However, I'm open to a re-think of the page, wherein we drop the
recommended-ness, and/or group programs differently, and/or whatever
else might be good to change. I
I'm really not happy with \hide vs. \hidden depending on whether it's
override or tweak. How do we expect novice users (or moderate users) to
know which they need to use?
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scm/fret-diagrams.scm:642: (corner1
from the context, I gather than corner1 is not guaranteed to be
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We normally do not include \override in most sections of the Notation
manual. Instead, we ask users to submit LSR snippets showing the
\override, then we include those snippets in the docs. This allows us
to improve the documentation with minimal effort on the part of
developers.
If there's a
I only get upload in process, so I've added .pl files to git-cl
exceptions. That said, I think this can be pushed directly.
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LGTM
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Documentation/notation/rhythms.itely:1067: \time #'(2 2 3) 7/8
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File ly/music-functions-init.ly (right):
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ly/music-functions-init.ly:649: no =
why not use omit instead of no ? I think that omit is
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The changelog says
Don't update \version when no rule is applied.
That's what the existing -d --diff-version-update command does. If this
is intended to be the default behaviour now, then the command-line
option should be removed. I would rather keep convert-ly as-is (in
terms of this
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Documentation/notation/input.itely:1032: Automatic footnotes
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scripts/build/output-distance.py:1304: if len (args) % 2 == 1:
why is there a
sure, looks fine. It's more important to get stuff into the CG than it
is to fuss about the formatting or literary references.
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this is the kind of patch that can in theory be pushed directly to
staging, although in this case I'm glad there was a review first.
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first pass at updated instructions for staging.
It relies on the developer running
git format-patch
to create patches they want to apply to staging, since I don't know how
to do it the proper way. Reviews giving better command lines are
appreciated.
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be to modify
it.
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Great start! There's a problem but I think I found out why.
1) (not the problem) could you print a blank line before+after the
Please see block? That would help it to stand out more.
2) (problem) I added a mistake to something in tutorial.itely, and then
got this:
Child returned 1
Error
Looks basically good, but could use a few alterations.
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Reviewers: ,
Message:
this is the second draft of the patch that was formerly here:
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Description:
Doc: CG: add instructions for staging branch
Please review this at http://codereview.appspot.com/5467051/
Affected files:
M
I should clarify: I'm going to move pretty quickly on this one. As long
as these instructions aren't completely garbage, I'll push them to
staging in 24 hours.
The rationale dates back to the original concept of the CG of being
basically like a wiki -- we don't want to lose info by getting
LGTM, fantastic work. This alone will save people *hours* of
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Message:
lilydev 2.0 currently contains astyle 2.02.1 Unfortunately, 2.02.1
produces slightly different formatting than 2.02.
I would be fine with the 2.02.1 output, but I'm not certain it will meet
with approval. Anybody object to this, and/or patch fixcc.py to produce
the old
Reviewers: ,
Message:
CG now has N+1 different introductory explanations of git, where N is at
least 3. But given the lack of familiarity with branches that I see in
our development community, and the new staging stuff, I think this one
is good.
Once it's been accepted (in whatever form), I'll
thanks, Keith! I've made all the changes other than the two noted
below.
http://codereview.appspot.com/5484043/diff/1/Documentation/contributor/source-code.itexi
File Documentation/contributor/source-code.itexi (right):
Second draft uploaded; more robust with rebases instead of merge.
Question: the old docs want translators to avoid rebasing for some
reason. Is that reason still valid? Because it would be very nice if
we didn't have to have a separate section of git for translators.
LGTM. Could you send me the final patch so I can push to staging
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LGTM, but I'm not confident enough about this patch to circumvent our
review process, so please wait for it to go through a normal countdown.
If a tex guru (like David, Werner, or Reinhold) says it's good, I'm
willing to push it to staging directly.
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Documentation/usage/running.itely:486: installation, possible entries
are used
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wow, I'd love to enable -Werror!
You'll probably find a ton of more errors when running 'make check' --
apparently that compiles some stuff in flower/ that isn't compiled
during a normal make.
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File lily/beaming-pattern.cc
LGTM
http://codereview.appspot.com/5493074/diff/1/make/website.make
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make/website.make:189: website-xrefs: website-version website-bibs
$(OUT) $(xref-files)
Do the xrefs really depend on
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LGTM.
Sorry for the delay; please push directly to staging.
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LGTM, please push directly to staging after fixing the typo.
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On 2011/12/19 20:53:49, Julien Rioux wrote:
Oh, I don't mean to suggest to pull your patch. I don't know if mine
survives a
review, for example. At the moment, I can see that they conflict. But
the
changes you suggest in this patch are useful. If they would be applied
to
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Sometimes I hate being right. I really wish that somebody had offered
to mentor you -- the whole point of a mentor (i.e. somebody familiar
with our development process) is to protect you against this kind of
situation.
1) your solution will not work because the website is not built in the
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On 2011/12/22 16:16:44, Graham Percival wrote:
However, using website.make from git is certainly a security risk,
which I will
fix immediately on the server. Thanks for catching this!
ick, this is what happens when jobs are left half-done.
The server uses make-website.sh, which is defined
On 2011/12/22 16:26:57, ambs wrote:
Will poke you when needing some more info (sorry, you ended up being
the mentor :))
ok.
I'm not certain if this made its way into any documentation; I think it
may only be present in emails to -devel.
lilypond-extra repository:
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typo
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Documentation/notation/repeats.itely:548: @seealso
there
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Thanks for working on this! Unfortunately I'm between cities at the
moment; I'll try to comment more tomorrow evening.
First thought: I'm a bit leery of adding a push to staging, since:
1. that clutters up the interface. Sure, it's just one more button, but
OTOH that's 25% more buttons. :)
2.
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