On 01.03.20 10:53, Alfred M. Szmidt wrote: > Simple mistakes don't require extreme measures, which seems to be > prevaliant in the world today. We could equally blame it on the fact > that it wasn't communicated from me, or that it isn't written down > somewhere where it is viewable, etc etc. > > The best course for a simple mistake is to correct it, so I suggest > you draft a ChangeLog entry for the changes you did (one seperate for > each commit), and post it here -- I think easiest is one single > message with all the entries.
Sorry I didn't mention it - of course I will create that ChangeLog entries. It's the least I can do now. > Then we can then enjoy some old fashioned nit-picking of forgotten > spaces after end-of-sentence periods. What about a git hook to reject any missing malformed ChangeLog entries ? Regards, Tim
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