Thomas, > Another alternative is: I could go through the code and add comments >> in form of questions. >> > > Please no. A git source code repository is not a wiki. Maybe some kind of > code review platform would be nice: you could tag specific line in the code > and ask for comments. I'd be open to participate to such an experiment. > Although don't expect me to set this up.
Was not proposing to commit this into the main repo, just a very simple way to tag lines that probably need some more comments. The "experts" then just could do a diff and see those points, remove the tag and/or add comment. Thought this would be a very simple channel for this goal. Do you have any specific code review platform, that could be well integrated with git and a simple editor like vim? > Can I push the result somewhere? I do not have mob access etc. Shall I >> setup my own tcc git repo? >> > > Everybody has mob access. That's the whole concept of mob access. But only > pushes fix, features, etc... No questions in the code, even in a separate > file. > Honestly never used mob. On http://repo.or.cz/h/mob.html, "*only* if you add a mob user and" statement made me thinking that I need some access grant. Will read again the documentation.
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