Stefan Monnier <[email protected]> writes: >>> Is the elpa emacs branch to ELPA archive an automated procedure/cronjob >>> nowadays? >> Yes, a nightly cron job. So you probably want to either fix it quickly, >> or revert the changes temporarily, work on a separate branch and merge >> the result when it's stable.
I'll revert them. Hm, what's the right bzr command for doing so? Naively, I'd do something like $ bzr diff -r313..311 > backout.patch $ bzr diff -r315..314 >> backout.patch $ patch -p0 <backout.patch $ bzr (add|rm) ... $ bzr commit but I guess there's something better, right? > BTW, I've just changed the cron script so that it only creates a new > package when the "version" is changed. As long as the "version" is > not modified, the script assumes you're still working on the next > release and the changes are not good enough to be release in the GNU > ELPA archive. > > I also added a packages/README file that tries to explain it. That's a good idea. In the future, I'll only touch the version when I'm really sure the package works. Bye, Tassilo _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
