+1. Go for it. -- dims
On 9/25/06, Joe Bohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I didn't create a branch earlier because I didn't have experience doing that and thought I'd just start to play with my local build (I know, not a good excuse but it's the truth). I was just getting to the point where I figured I should either create a branch or provide a patch for RTC when we made the switch to CTR last week. Since it appears that there are no strong objections I'll go ahead and commit what I have later today. Thanks, Joe Jacek Laskowski wrote: > On 9/25/06, Joe Bohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> So far, I've been doing this on my local image. I would like to get >> this code (incomplete as it currently is) checked into trunk to better >> manage the changes and to share the effort. Is this considered a >> "controversial change"? Should I first provide a patch as it currently >> stands so that folks can comment on it prior to a commit(ala RTC)? > > > I wonder why you haven't been doing your experiments in a branch or > the sandbox? You would surely avoid dealing with these troubles. > >> Should I go ahead and commit this new assembly and config updates? > > > +0 > > Jacek >
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