Hi, В сообщении от Воскресенье 04 мая 2008 Stefan Behnel написал(a): > Hi, > > Kirill Smelkov wrote: > > Here is a couple of handy patches for the case when cython is used > > "in-tree", > > i.e. when no installation is done. > > > > - First we need to 'chmod a+x' relevant files in bin/ , > > - and second, it would be convenient to finally create reasonable .hgignore > > Thanks, your patches are appreciated. Still, for the next time, could you send > a bundle of changesets (hg bundle) instead of one mail per patch? Although > this list is called "cython-dev", it's a somewhat general purpose list for > Cython, so many people who read it do not care about small fixes and changes.
Stefan, I see your points. I used 'hg email --outgoing' to send my patches, so if i want it to be sent as bundle, I'd use 'hg email --bundle'. I see one problem with this approach though: bundle is a binary file, and if someone would like to comment on the patch itself - he'll need to manually paste relevant chunks into reply mail. I understand this list is general purpose, so maybe it would be good idea to create separate list for patches? e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Then sending patches there in plain text would be ok for all: - readable patches right in email client - ready-to apply patches right from email client (one button in mutt) - easy to comment on patches This is common technique, and for example we do this in sympy-patches: http://groups.google.com/group/sympy-patches/ What do you think? Kirill. _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
