On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 08:49:43PM +1000, Aristedes Maniatis wrote:
> On 20/04/2016 8:29pm, Lars Ellenberg wrote:
> > man page is generated (mostly) via help2man,
> > so the --help message is the relevant source,
> > feel free to add a paragraph.
>
> Do you have an authoritative github repository for csync2?
TL;DR: No.
I could easily create one. Not sure if I would notice pull
requests in a timely fashion, though. For reasons :-/
You do realize that there is a git beyond github?
:-)
git clone git://git.linbit.com/csync2
cd csync2
# edit stuff
git commit -a
# your commit message
# until here, github workflow is the same.
# with github, you now do "git push"
# and "clickediclick pull request"
# and "write some more text in some form"
# and wait,
# and hope that someone even sees that pull request.
# instead, you now do
git format-patch --stdout origin/master..HEAD | gzip > nice-name.txt.gz
# and use your favorite mail user agent, attach nice-name.txt.gz,
# and send to csync2@lists.linbit.com (or me,
# if it feels like it's not suitable for "spamming" too many people,
# and you don't want any feedback from a greater audience anyways;
# I'd prefer the list)
Or, of course, publish it (git push it) somewhere,
and simply send that url to the list.
(Or use git send-email, or ... many options).
I realize you knew all that,
but I thought I give google something to find
just in case someone else comes along
and wonders how to submit patches to csync2...
Lars
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