2012/5/1 Pete Batard <p...@akeo.ie>:
> By the way, do you still consider the update of version.h and the
> running of autotools that results as something you want to see fixed? As
> I said, we can move the nano into its own nano.h to avoid the issue, but
> I'm not sure of how important you or anybody else sees that issue right now.

I think that having a modification of libusb/version.h with each
commit is a bad idea.
I just got the problem. It is impossible to apply (using git am) a
serie of patches if the LIBUSB_NANO has been modified between the
patch serie generation and the patch serie applying.

I think it will be also impossible to rebase a (local) branch (without
manual conflicts fixes).

So I have disabled the git hooks to automatically update the
LIBUSB_NANO in my repositories.

Bye

-- 
 Dr. Ludovic Rousseau

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