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Le 22/03/2009 19:22, Nirbheek Chauhan a écrit : |
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> The ${PV} in the patch name is a quick indication of the age of a |
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> patch, the gnome herd especially *encourages* this behavior. |
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What I used to do back when I was still bumping packages in the Gnome |
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Herd, I would version the patch, but I would use |
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"${PN}-2.22-fix-foo.patch" for patch names. |
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It feels like the best of both worlds to me : |
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- versionned patches (we know when we started shipping it) |
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- easy bumping (no need to edit the ebuild) |
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The only downside is that cleaning up takes a couple more seconds since |
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I have to check if patch 2.20 is used or not by packages 2.24... |
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But overall, it's bikeshedding. Git (or any other half decent SCM) |
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should be able to compress identical patches down to a single blob. |
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My 2¢ |
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