In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sat, 28 May 2005 00:00:23 +0200, Rhialto
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
rhialto> On Thu 26 May 2005 at 21:18:28 +0200, Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
wrote:
rhialto> > # If you want write access, you have to create a key pair
rhialto> > # with your email address as identity, then extract the
rhialto> > # public half and send it to me.
rhialto>
rhialto> I installed monotone, pulled the repository, and made some
rhialto> initial changes to a checked out copy (correcting the
rhialto> horrible misspellins of "shrink" and "shrunk"). I plan to
rhialto> copy my "movewindowtitle" patches later. How do we coordinate
rhialto> stuff? Do I make a branch of my own, and if so what sort of
rhialto> name do you propose?
Coordination by email, for example on this list.
If you do small changes, just do them on the appropriate branch. The
main development branch is free.lp.se/X.ctwm, of course.
free.lp.se/X.ctwm.3_7-RELEASE is the current release branch, and I
consider it off-limits for anything but fairly easy bugfixes by now.
Actually, if you have fixes for the 3_7-RELEASE branch, the best thing
to do is to commit them to that branch, then propagate to the main
branch. That's done like this:
monotone propagate free.lp.se/X.ctwm.3_7-RELEASE free.lp.se/X.ctwm
If you're doing heavier work, it might be a good idea to create your
own branch. Name it by tucking something on 'free.lp.se/X.ctwm.',
like the old gnome and kde branches (they are there for purely
historical reasons). Another variant could be
free.lp.se/X.ctwm.rhialto.{project}. I leave it up to you to decide
what you do.
rhialto> Here is my public key:
Inserted.
Cheers,
Richard
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