> Robert Norris <rw_nor...@hotmail.com> writes:
>
> >> It looks like Rob is now working directly in the SF repo.
> >
> > Since I have commit privileges, 'simple' fixes / small changes get
> > applied directly to the SF repo.
> > This is a maintainer thing as they don't necessarily need any feedback
> > before being applied.
>
> That's totally fine - I didn't mean to be critical of it. I was just
> trying to figure out which repo to follow.
>
Forgot to mention, is my / maintainers 'staging' area.
https://github.com/rnorris/viking/tree/StagingPatches
Here the idea is for interesting* individual patches, so even though one has
ability to commit directly to the master, these changes are published so they
can be commented on, reworked before inclusion or not used.
*as in maybe changes the user interface, and hence open for discussion.
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