Re: [Lmuse-developer] [ lmuse-Bugs-946597 ] Tttest

[Robert J. <rob...@da...>]

Tuesday 04 May 2004 23.38 skrev John Check:
> On Tuesday 04 May 2004 07:54 am, Robert Jonsson wrote:
> > On Tuesday 04 May 2004 03.21, John Check wrote:
> > > On Monday 03 May 2004 05:26 pm, Robert Jonsson wrote:
> > > > Yess!
> > > >
> > > > Finally it works. Bugs posted on the bugtracker are now CC:ed the
> > > > devel-mailinglist.
> > > >
> > > > This means it would be much easier to start to use this system for
> > > > bugtracking. (I have added a link in the help menu of muse so it will
> > > > be used there anyway.)
> > >
> > > If it was me, I'd make another list for that and for CVS commit
> > > announcements
> >
> > If the throughput is high we will probably do that. For now I think it
> > will just add complexity.
>
> Then you'll have a fragmented history in yer list archive. A little work
> now, a lot of work later.
> I can always cull 'em on the way in with a filter. I was thinking more
> about new user turn offs.

Ok, we will see, I'm not worried about fragmented history, if it swells we 
change it.

>
> > I've been think about adding auto-cvs commit also, but I would prefer if
> > it only looked at the ChangeLog instead of the whole tree... I don't know
> > how to do that.
>
> Commit reports? I'm not 100% sure what your asking. Are you saying you just
> want the Changelog watched? That defeats most of the utility of commit
> reporting. 

Mmm, true, I haven't tried either way so I might misunderstand the usefulness. 
I visualize that it will be a _lot_ of traffic if all commits are directed to 
a mailinglist.

> One of the options for reporting is including a diff in line 
> with the message.
> If you have a specific neat thing you want to do with just ChangeLog info,
> you can have it both ways. Anyway..
>
> cvs watch add -a commit [-l] ChangeLog
>
> The upper case ell would prevent it from being logged. The overall commit
> notification is normally done via the loginfo file to make life easier for
> those with write access.
> .
> We also need an entry in notify, in the form of `regex action`:
> ChangeLog mail %s -s "Subject"
>
> Watches require issuing an additional command before you can edit files or
> directories being watched.
>
> Not sure if sourceforge allows any of this.

There is already a script prepared that they supply, I suppose it does 
something similar to what you describe. I'll investigate one of these days.

/Robert

>
> > /Robert
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