> I, for one, found the issues tracker to have been a veritable vault > of invaluable info/documentation on the way GiP evolved/changed > over the last years and a very easy reference to the actual commits > that brought on those changes. > > The way the tracker worked was that usually the maintainer would open > a new issue for a new feature to be implemented or for a new bug to be > fixed and if/when that issue was closed by a specific commit, > that commit would have been mentioned there and easily linking to > the actual piece of perl code that would implement changes/fixes.
Indeed I agree the Issues Tracker was very useful and is a huge loss. Has Dinky also moved updates/fixes etc somewhere we can't see? After the recent BBC changes I expected to see commits being put into the development version as the new issues were sorted and things were changed. Instead though GIT said that the development versions was only 1 commit ahead of the master and the last commit to bump the dev version was back on the 11th February. Today though following the release of GiP 3.00, a look back through the commits shows that the last few weeks have seen a lot of activity as depreciated options were removed and things were fixed. _______________________________________________ get_iplayer mailing list get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer
