Hi Paul, Paul Irofti wrote on Thu, Apr 07, 2011 at 02:44:52AM +0300:
> Of course this goes to the mailinglist instead of the commit log. > Should we start okaying commit messages from now on as well?! Dont't panic! In case you agree (in this case, with martynas@) that a commit message is exceptionally misleading and likely to cause serious confusion in the future, you can use cvs admin -mREV:MSG FILE in addition to the clarifying mail to fix the message in CVS as well. This is not git, you know, where they consider unfixability of wrong commit messages a feature. ;-) However, be very careful, don't damage the repo while fiddling around with cvs admin. In particular, specify the correct FILE and revision. Yours, Ingo
