7:23 p.m.
... given that there's no CVS anymore? Just zap references to it from
the web pages?
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Michael Sperber writes:
... given that there's no CVS anymore? Just zap references to it
from
the web pages?
In some places you might want to note that commit notices are now gong
to xemacs-patches. Otherwise, just zap the references seems simplest.
Actually, I thought the hg notices were going to xemacs-cvs, but I see
that nothing, not even spam has gone to that list since May. Does it
really make sense to send those commit notices to patches, given that
they're basically useless for review (they don't contain a patch)?
You could redirect those to xemacs-cvs.
If you think such a write-only list would be a good idea to reduce
noise on xemacs-patches, but would prefer a name like xemacs-commits,
I can create a new list.
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>>>> Stephen J Turnbull <stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Does it really make sense to send those commit notices to patches,
given that they're basically useless for review (they don't contain
a patch)?
The http-link takes you to a webpage on bitbucket that contains the
patch, sort of. Personally I don't think they create to much volume so
I think they can stay in xemacs-patches.
You could redirect those to xemacs-cvs.
Reusing that list seems a bad idea. Better not to mention CVS at all.
If you think such a write-only list would be a good idea to reduce
noise on xemacs-patches, but would prefer a name like
xemacs-commits, I can create a new list.
That name is better.
Please Note that I use the commit-mails to trigger the buildbot. I can
of course use any list that is subscribeable for that. Even a
hardcoded mail would work of course.
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"Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Michael Sperber writes:
> ... given that there's no CVS anymore? Just zap references to it from
> the web pages?
In some places you might want to note that commit notices are now gong
to xemacs-patches. Otherwise, just zap the references seems simplest.
Actually, I thought the hg notices were going to xemacs-cvs, but I see
that nothing, not even spam has gone to that list since May. Does it
really make sense to send those commit notices to patches, given that
they're basically useless for review (they don't contain a patch)?
You could redirect those to xemacs-cvs.
If you think such a write-only list would be a good idea to reduce
noise on xemacs-patches, but would prefer a name like xemacs-commits,
I can create a new list.
I think that would be best. The "-cvs" really sends the wrong message.
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* Michael Sperber <sperber(a)deinprogramm.de>:
Hi!
> If you think such a write-only list would be a good idea to
reduce
> noise on xemacs-patches, but would prefer a name like xemacs-commits,
> I can create a new list.
I think that would be best. The "-cvs" really sends the wrong message.
Is it possible to get the package commits as well posted to this list?
I don't see them at the moment (but maybe I'm looking wrong at the wrong
place), and if no patch mail shows up, I don't really know when I have
to push a new package to the testers.
An automated process is much better than people having to remember to
bug me :-)
Thanks,
norbert.
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Norbert Koch <viteno(a)xemacs.org> writes:
* Michael Sperber <sperber(a)deinprogramm.de>:
Hi!
> > If you think such a write-only list would be a good idea to reduce
> > noise on xemacs-patches, but would prefer a name like xemacs-commits,
> > I can create a new list.
>
> I think that would be best. The "-cvs" really sends the wrong message.
Is it possible to get the package commits as well posted to this list?
I don't see them at the moment (but maybe I'm looking wrong at the wrong
place), and if no patch mail shows up, I don't really know when I have
to push a new package to the testers.
An automated process is much better than people having to remember to
bug me :-)
Yes, but the only way I know how to do it is manually click my way
through Bitbucket, so I'd like to wait until we know the address ...
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Michael Sperber writes:
Yes, but the only way I know how to do it is manually click my way
through Bitbucket, so I'd like to wait until we know the address ...
It is <xemacs-commits(a)xemacs.org> (unless somebody has strong feelings
otherwise, but that's commonly used by other projects and intuitive
IMO, so I don't expect any). I've set up an alias of xemacs-commits
to xemacs-patches at Tux.org, and if and when we decide on a separate
list I can create that quickly.
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Stephen J. Turnbull writes:
I've set up an alias of xemacs-commits to xemacs-patches at
Tux.org, and if and when we decide on a separate list I can create
that quickly.
Tested successfully, so fire when ready, Sgt. Gridley.
BTW, since Norbert thinks the separate list has merit, sounds like a
good idea to me. Any dissenters?
Steve
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"Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Michael Sperber writes:
> Yes, but the only way I know how to do it is manually click my way
> through Bitbucket, so I'd like to wait until we know the address ...
It is <xemacs-commits(a)xemacs.org> (unless somebody has strong feelings
otherwise, but that's commonly used by other projects and intuitive
IMO, so I don't expect any). I've set up an alias of xemacs-commits
to xemacs-patches at Tux.org, and if and when we decide on a separate
list I can create that quickly.
Thanks! Done: All the Mercurial repos now send notifications to
xemacs-commits.
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