The code committers are still developers, so the two groups are definitely not exclusive.
If you look at the Subversion logs, you will see that the comments are developer comments. While anybody who writes code is a developer, it's unusual to refer to somebody who contributes code to project X without having privileges for project X as a developer of project X. I don't consider myself a member of any development project just by virtue of having a patch accepted. Maybe Apache wants to help people inflate their resumes ;) . shanker4uu wrote: > But apache distinguishes between a developer and a committer. A committer is > the one who has the write access to the code base. Whereas there are many > developers who actively participate in submitting their patches. The list of > developers is not available in svn repository log list. Is there any other > way to get the log list (who manipulated what and when) of developers?? > Thanks. > > > Blaine Simpson wrote: > >> Developers are the ones who commit source code changes. These groups >> (developers and committers) aren't exclusive to one another. >> >> You have access to the archives of this development discussion forum. >> >> >> shanker4uu wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> I am working on "Understanding dynamics of software and organisational >>> dynamics" and I am using Ant as my sample project. For that, I need >>> the developers (not committers) log information (committers log >>> information >>> is available in svn repository) of ant as that would help me understand >>> the >>> organisational structure and interactions >>> happening in Ant development. I will be really thankful if I can get >>> to know where this information is available. >>> Thanks and regards, >>> U. Bhavani Shanker. >>> >>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@ant.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@ant.apache.org
