Hi guys,

On 4/23/13 13:45 , Gianfranco Costamagna wrote:
> Hi David, I'm interested in helping on boinc side, anyway I don't
> think I'll have time to implement new features. I just want to fix
> bugs on stable releases, maybe without asking everytime to you for
> accepting and pushing patches...
> 
> I'm doing a big patch for making it build with boinc hardening flags
> enabled, I don't know how much time it will take, let me know if I
> can upload it or not, otherwise I'll send it to you with the old
> fashioned way :)

May I suggest three things:

1) If you get direct push access from David, please push your changes
into a dedicated topic/feature branch. This way people can test your
patches without disturbing master. Eventually your branch can be
signed-off and merged.

2) If not, you could publish your patches (effectively your clone)
elsewhere, e.g. on GitHub, such that people can easily fetch, test,
sign-off and merge your branch.

3) If you send your patches via mail, please use "git format-patch" to
retain their meta information (David: use "git am" to apply them, or
reject them, see below).


Gianfranco: please make sure your patches are committed separately such
that they could be cherry-picked if needed.

David: if you can't sign-off on a patch as is, please let Gianfranco fix
it, then sign-off and merge his fixed/final version.


Best,
Oliver
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