Martin Rubey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...]
| Waldek, Gaby, maybe you could spend a minute explaining in what ways | build-improvements and wh-sandbox differ. I have the impression that wh-sandbox | covers most if not all of build-improvements. Is this incorrect? I believe wh-sandbox does not contain all of build-improvements as evidenced by the recent experiment of Bill and Waldek. It is hard for me tell which is which because when the changes are merged to wh-sandbox, the ChangeLog does not contain proper labels, which changes are taken, which are left out, etc and the rationale. Waldek knows best all the details. Furthermore, in any sane development development environment, when you create a branch B from a tree A, you regularly merge from A to B, not to lose track. And other branches are created as well from A, so it is simpler to merge back to A to minimize conflicts, manual resolutions etc. That is why, for example I try to make sure gdr-sandbox does not stay too far from build-improvements. Anything else tend to create unnecessary work -- I don't know for others, but I don't enough time to spend solving problems I could avoid in the first place. -- Gaby _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
