Holger Wansing: > Hi, > Hi,
Thanks for the review and thanks for applying it. Also apologies for my tardiness on getting back to you. > Holger Wansing <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi Niels, >> >> [...] >> >> I have looked into applying this. >> >> And a question came up: how did you manage to propose a git diff? >> As far as I know, the webwml is still on cvs ... >> Or did I miss something? >> It is. The trick is to use cvs for syncing with the server, git add everything to a private repository and use that for creating patches. IOW, I have a git repository next to/up top of the CVS for my local work flow. The resulting patch should apply just fine with patch -p1 (or -pN depending on how far "down" your check out is). >> [...] >> >> >> Additionally there were some wrong codenames in the index.wml in the patch, >> which means the index.wml currently in CVS is correct and needs no change. >> Thanks for catching that. >> [...] > > Committed. > > Additionally to Niels' patch, I have also added the d-i pages for Stretch, > copied from Jessie and adapted. > \o/ > Let's see if all builds fine tomorrow, fingers crossed :-) > (no obvious build errors locally here, though). > > > Holger > > It did indeed! Thanks, ~Niels
