Am Samstag, dem 26.06.2021 um 19:43 +0000 schrieb Werner LEMBERG: > > No, it's definitely too soon for a merge request. A few > > stencils->cairo procedures need to be added, a bit of error > > handling > > (to prevent at least possible segfaults) is necessary, a bit of > > logical cleanup is desirable, etc. > > Well, you can start the commit message of the merge request with > 'WIP:'; this prevents execution of the CI stuff, AFAIK.
No, it doesn't. There are ways to not run CI jobs for a particular commit, but I don't really see the point just for the sake of pushing the current demonstrator into a merge request. May I instead propose an incremental approach? Implementing a fully capable Cairo backend probably won't happen in a single MR, and making it the default will be even further down the road. I think for a first step the Cairo stuff needs to be optional and in a proper backend, not hacked into the current Postscript code. Then others can test, missing features can be added over time, and it's possible to evaluate further steps. Jonas
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