On 14.03.2005 16:27:52 Glen Mazza wrote: > --- Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Glen, > > > > may I request that you hold any further refactoring > > on non-inline layout > > managers until the new page breaking mechanism is in > > place? All previous > > changes in PSLM were automatically handled by CVS > > but the last was the > > first that created a conflict. > > Jeremias, > > Please veto specific changes with which you are in > disagreement, with valid reasons why. (Note: > "Because I had to spend five minutes updating my > branch" is *not* a valid reason. That is very > arrogant and lazy.)
I don't veto the change. I requested that you stop further (!) updates in PSLM. And it was a polite request, not a demand. > Or, if the change is one in which > you are not in disagreement with, and you wish to keep > synchronizing, then update the code on your side while > you work. So you would choose to make my work deliberately harder, while you continue to do things that don't really bring FOP forward, right? > Since only one of ten commits had a conflict, I > disagree with you that that warrants shutting down all > my work. "shut down all your work". Aha. I was requesting that you temporarily chose a different work area. Requesting, not demanding. You can say no. That's legitimate. I simply pointed out what it means for my work. > I'm certainly not putting that constraint on > you or any other team member. You're putting other constraints on other team members through your behaviour. Over time I've marked several areas of FOP as off-limits in my brain simply to avoid trouble. > > The work on page > > breaking will surely > > have a bigger impact on PSLM so I also want to avoid > > that you're doing > > work now that will be for nothing due to changes > > made necessary due to the > > page breaking rewrite. > > > > Don't worry about that. We all work with the > understanding that our code can be replaced in whole > or in part at any time. Yeah, with the Damocle's sword hanging over my head as soon as I accidently overwrite something you've done. I'm tired of your games, Glen. Jeremias Maerki
