Dnia Thu, 26 Apr 2007 21:37:50 +0200 Dominique Michel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał(a):
> Le Thu, 26 Apr 2007 21:17:56 +0200, > Tomasz Melcer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > > Just curious: why won't you make your own darcs repo? Darcs is > > distributed and you could use that advantage... AFAIK it is enough > > to have a plain http account and rsync/ftp your local repo to it. > I already have one for Crystal-Audio on sourceforge. But it is not in > sync with what I am doing here as it is not a full FVWM-Crystal > repository but it only have the added functions. It also doesn't have > the patches I send here. > > What I doesn't understand is why Maciej is not receiving the patches > when I send them to Maciej Delmanowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and at I > receive them when I send them to my mail address. Well, you can publish your patches to your repo, then you don't have to send them by email. Maciek can just get the patches that are not in his repo (these created by you) and add them to his own repo by `darcs pull your-repo`. So, the solution would be: 1) you make new repo that contain a copy of official crystal repo 2) you add your patches there 3) you publish your repo 4) harnir pulls your changes 5) harnir checks them 5a) if he likes them, he publishes them to official repo 5b) if not, he does `darcs unpull` and removes your patches. Simple. If you want to correct old patch, do not remove the old one. Just publish new one that describes only changes from the last patch. Make their names similar, like: [Foo] Initial support for Foo [AnotherThing] Blablabla... [Foo] Fixed Foo to interoperate with Bar [Foo] Oops, misspelled function name Then you can use darcs matching support to handle all of them as one thing. harnir could just do `darcs pull your-repo --matches=[Foo]` to get only patches related to Foo. This would be enough to interoperate without sending patches to mailing list and updating them by hand, especially considering the rate you change them ;-). harnir chosed darcs to use its advantages, they're great if used properly... -- Tomasz Melcer _______________________________________________ fvwm-crystal-users mailing list fvwm-crystal-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/fvwm-crystal-users
