På onsdag 24. juni 2026 kl. 22:53, skrev Leah Rowe <[email protected]>:
> can you like > > not try to steal my job? thanks. > > i'm going to send my update patch anyway. lol > > it's quite uncanny because the same thing happened last time too. i had > mine ready same time as you. > > don't worry. i'm keeping on top of librewolf. > > yes > lol. Mortified: That is not my intention. I am sorry. As I stated in previous emails, I am sending my submission to you with carbon copy to ports as a measure to get your patch into cvs. My understanding is more people reporting testing/building or having similar patches gets more likely into cvs tree and eventually(as Henderson) previously noted about 24 hours(give or take) into the git mirror. Even when one gets commit permissions to cvs(accompanied by getting a [email protected] email address), one must get one or more 'oks' before one can actually commit. Which is why you see 'ok @some_dev_name' in the cvs or ports-cvs mailing list for each post or subsequent post if they forgot(which happens from time to time, devs are mortals and mistakes happen). More testing, more likely an 'ok' from someone with a commit bit. I can just wait and test your patch if you like. Or post after that my patch was similar. Please let me know. I have most respect for your various hats as developer and now ports maintainer. I can do simple patches, but getting this off the ground or more involved adjusting of internal librewolf build mechanics is something you have much more expertise than I. It is a lot work and many including myself have expressed gratitude for such in the past, and continue to do so. I apologize for any slight I may have unintentionally caused and if my English has misconstrued and/or distorted my words. It is not my first language. May you all have good one and be cool. Sincerely, yaydn
