Marcus Börger wrote:
At 17:38 19.02.2003, Marc Boeren wrote:
Hi,
What is the official MFH policy? Are all bugfixes MFH-ed?
Normally, yes. Except when we're close to release (which we are not
right now).
How does this work? Add -r PHP_4_3 to the mfh-commit?
Cheerio, Marc.
If
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Corne' Cornelius wrote:
Pardon my ignorance, but what is MFH ?
Merge From Head
Derick
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Hi,
What is the official MFH policy? Are all bugfixes MFH-ed?
Normally, yes. Except when we're close to release (which we are not
right now).
How does this work? Add -r PHP_4_3 to the mfh-commit?
Cheerio, Marc.
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On Wed, 19 Feb 2003, Marc Boeren wrote:
What is the official MFH policy? Are all bugfixes MFH-ed?
Normally, yes. Except when we're close to release (which we are not
right now).
How does this work? Add -r PHP_4_3 to the mfh-commit?
The best way would be to checkout a whole new
At 17:38 19.02.2003, Marc Boeren wrote:
Hi,
What is the official MFH policy? Are all bugfixes MFH-ed?
Normally, yes. Except when we're close to release (which we are not
right now).
How does this work? Add -r PHP_4_3 to the mfh-commit?
Cheerio, Marc.
If you check out with the PHP_4_3