Lördag den 9:e maj 2020, klockan 05:33, skrev Alfred M. Szmidt detta: > > Well, our file ChangeLog can hardly be said to be a "random file"! > > It isn't a source code file, which is what the ChangeLog tries to > track. For "textual" changes we don't have (different from should) to > mention it.
I cannot stop thinking about this matter! Can it be that you are implicitly expecting me to understand that a "silent change" type commit is to be preferred here? Which would mean that I lift the suggested new entry, concerning 2020-05-07, out of the changelog file, while instead using a more or less similar text as commit message for this particular change set. That would also relieve me of the burden to register non-functional changes to source files, when only comments are altered. Please tell me if you prefer this mode of resolution. I have a pending change sets that implements a IPv6 delegation list to our whois client, but I do not mind adjusting my arrangements. Best regards from a constantly learning member, Mats E A
