Please, PLEASE, everyone who writes to our git repository: always run 'git status' before you commit anything. Both in svn and git, we've had problems ranging from small annoyances to major bugs coming from people committing when they didn't know what the version control software thought was "the change". If you run 'git status' first, you'll know you haven't forgotten to include a file, restore a change you meant to back out of, and so on. Don't just 'git commit' because it happens to work for you right then -- make sure you are committing everything that makes it work!
>From all of the rest of us who read your changes, thanks in advance! Carl Eastlund _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-dev
