At 00:15 23-08-01, Jeroen van Wolffelaar wrote:
> > What I would do in your case is:
> >
> > (a) Tag the relevant files as they are today (i.e., PRE_RAND_REDESIGN or
> > whatever)
> > (b) Commit your move-around changes
> > (c) Commit the real changes (can be done immediately after (b), as long as
> > it's separate)
>
>The real changes are not ready... and I didn't want to start with it until I
>know the move-around is okay, since I don't like to work for nothing.
>I'll commit the move-around changes then, but it will be broken, maybe even
>normal build, because it is EXPERMENTAL, and I didn't do much testing, it is
>simply not ready, it's about the idea.
Sigh. Ok then. Commit the broken changes to a branched ext/standard, but
let's set a dead line to branching it back in, or killing it :) I think
that 2 or 3 days should be enough to call the shots...
Zeev
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