On Wed, Apr 18, 2007 at 10:18:11AM +0200, Georg Baum wrote: > Abdelrazak Younes wrote: >
> Yes, there are discussions now, but some days ago there was some bug ping > pong (IIRC between you, Enrico and Uwe, but I may be wrong). Please don't bring me in there ;-) > For me real > communication looks like this: > > 1) Developer X sends a patch and explains what it is doing > 2) Developer Y finds a problem and possibly presents a solution > 3) Developer X confirms that the solution still fixes the original problem, > or presents one himself, or has still some questions. > > 2) and 3) could be repeated a few times, but in the end both X and Y > understand the whole problem, and not only parts of it. > > I believe that this is the case now for the delimiters case, but what > happens currently very often is "first commit, then think". This is what I > call playing bug ping pong (you fix one bug by introducing another), > especially since the commit messages are often too short and do not explain > the changes, so it is very difficult for others to follow. I totally agree with you here. -- Enrico
