On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 11:14 +0000, Andrew Church wrote: > >Sweet, seems to work like a charm. > >Waiting for Andrew to (hopefully!) confirm... > > Looks good to me. Thanks (and thanks to Joern too)!
Thanks fo everyone involved into migration :) Next on the list: start pushing changes. It's quite a lot of stuff actually and I'll start with the libtc split in a few minutes. HEAD (or the branch formerly known as) will be a little unstable for a few days. Next weekend I'll start to push the repo on berlios, and start applyign fix into the 1.1.1 queue :) > >BTW, looks like we can get eventually rid of ChangeLog. =) > I'm not sure that's such a good idea; remember that most users will be > downloading a tarball and so they won't have access to the Mercurial > history. Whether we need to save every single change there is another > issue; it might be better to make a more concise list of changes per > version instead, like what was done for the early 0.6.x versions. I agree enterely. My proposal is to gzip and leave the current ChangeLog as historical reference, then start from scratch with a new one, but much more terse and user-oriented (ready to be cut'n'paste-d into the release annoucement). Something like that [TYPE] - date - author (email) * component: max-three-line-description (no more references to actual sources) with TYPE something like ENH - new feature/consolidation of a new one FIX - bugfix DOC - guess? :) E.g. translating a few log entries: OLD: 2009-01-26 Francesco Romani <fromani at gmail dot com> * src/framebuffer.c src/framebuffer.h testsuite/test-tcframefifo.c fix new framebuffer code by adding priority queues. Switch from (broken) pseudo-sliding window approach to more robust, albeit perhaps less elegant, priority queue. Also add first unit-tests. NEW: [FIX] 2009-01-26 Francesco Romani (fromani at gmail dot com) * transcode: fix incorrect frame ordering problem. OLD: 2009-01-01 Francesco Romani <fromani at gmail dot com> * import/tcprobe.c skip '.' and '..' when scanning a directory. [FIX] 2009-01-01 Francesco Romani (fromani at gmail dot com) * tcprobe: skip '.' and '..' when scanning a directory. (Ok, kind of cheating here) Bests, -- Francesco Romani // Ikitt http://fromani.exit1.org ::: transcode homepage http://tcforge.berlios.de ::: transcode experimental forge
