Ross Berteig writes:
> Grinding my pet axe, extending the test framework to cover your patch
> with test cases that fail without it and pass with it would be welcome.
> The test framework is written in Tcl, and lives next to the sources in
> test/*.test. I suspect there aren't any tests at all y
On 9/19/2016 12:31 PM, Nickolas Lloyd wrote:
I signed and submitted a contributor agreement in May when I submitted a
patch for consideration. Richard actually gave me checkin priveleges at
that point to push the change myself, but I didn't want to assume that
constituted permission for fut
Joe Mistachkin wrote:
> Signing the contributor agreement would probably be quite helpful:
>
> https://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/doc/trunk/www/contribute.wiki
>
> In terms of code review, I'm not sure which people know enough about Git
> to review your changes (which look good to me, FWIW).
Hi,
Is there anyone that's familiar with Fossil's import and export system
that would be able/willing to review this? Other than code reviews are
there any steps I should take to increase the likelihood of the patch
being accepted?
Thanks!
-Nick
Nickolas Lloyd writes:
> Hi,
>
> Following is
Hi,
Following is a patch against fossil commit [4d1f2d302b] that fixes an
issue that can appear when performing multiple imports/exports with a
git repository.
The problem arises when fossil tries to export a blob to git with a mark
which has been previously used by git when importing a commit to