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Jakub Moc kirjoitti: |
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> Petteri Räty napsal(a): |
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>> Dan Meltzer kirjoitti: |
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>>> mmm, by this arguement news should be written for every version bump, |
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>>> explaining what has changed in the package that is user visible. It would |
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>>> definatly improve the users experience if they knew what they were upgrading |
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>>> to, not just that they were upgrading. |
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>> For the standard version bumps people should be documenting things like |
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>> this in ChangeLog. Too bad it's usually just "Version bump. Fixes bug |
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>> #XXXXXX." |
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> Well, 'fixes bug #XXXXXX' is still way more useful entry than 'many |
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> bugfixes' or nothing at all in ChangeLog - which is not so rare at all, |
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> unfortunately :/ |
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Repoman could be made to not commit stuff if new files are added without |
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a ChangeLog entry. This should be fairly easy to implement even with the |
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repoman code base. |
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https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=177290 |
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Regards, |
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Petteri |
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