Doug:
You have done a tremendous amount of work on Reactor and have put
together a great and useful tool--thank you! In order to get a project I
was working on completed, I was "forced" to check the Reactor code-base
out of SVN at a certain point and commit to using it as it was without
continuously updating it. Since then, judging by this mailing list, you
have made many changes to the code, some of which are significant and
API-related. Now I realize this is officially alpha code, so I'm not
complaining. Rather, I am wondering if you keep any type of changelog or
versioning records that will allow me to see which version of code I'm
running, which version is current, and some type of outline of what
changes I will need to make when I get to the point of wanting to
upgrade the core Reactor code. If you don't have anything like this,
does anyone have any good suggestions on how to do this? I can obviously
comb through the mail archives, try to create a list of changes, perform
those changes, then do trial-and-error to see what I missed, but that
would be tedious, error-prone, and may produce bizarre errors that
aren't easily tracked down.
Mark
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