Amos Jeffries wrote:
Henrik Nordström wrote:
ons 2008-02-20 klockan 12:04 +1300 skrev Amos Jeffries:

Henrik:
   It was suggested I ask you about how-to for editing the changesets.
Seeing as I have stood up for 3.1 maintainer, I think I might get have
some practice on 3.0.

There is no editing, just classification & grouping. It's all done using
symbolic links today.

<changeset>.group  links to the main changeset of the group (or self if
a lone patch)

<mainchangeset>.nomerge   marks a group as not suitable to be backported

<mainchangeset>.merged  links to the backported changeset


To main work place to view as maintainer is changesets/merge.html of the
prior branch (i.e. HEAD for 3.0 until 3.1 is branched)

the changesets there marked with a ? there has not been
grouped/classified yet.

Workflow is to

1. Process the ? changesets bottom up, adding .group and .nomerge links
where obvious.

2. Take a second pass over the patches and add more .nomerge links on
things where there is doubt if it should be backported.

3. Apply the ones which apply cleanly. Don't forget to add an Author:
line giving proper attribution, and copy the log message verbatim. Also
help if the original changeset number is mentioned.

4. Ask to have the tricky ones backported.

5. Ask for backport votes on the stuff you aren't certain on.


There is al long term goal to make this a little friendlier, but it's
not given a very high priority, especially together with the VCS
discussions... And when you get used to the symbolic links it's not so
bad..

Regards
Henrik


Okay.everybody With that instruction (and a bit more on IRC). I'm off to patch 3.0 a lot...

Amos

Some weirdness:

The following patches to 3.0 appear not to have been applied to 3-HEAD:

11456 "Windows Port: call fdc_open() when opening IPC sockets."

11393 "Fix missing default disk store type into QUICKSTART example."


If they _have_ been applied to 3-HEAD please let me know the number of the 3-HEAD patch changeset.

Thanks.
Amos
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