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Hi! |
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> What do you mean by "update the Author line". I agree that we should |
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> append our names to the author line, like so #Author: Daniel Robbins |
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> <drobbins@g.o> # Chad Huneycutt <chadh@g.o> |
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I mean what it sounds like. That if I take a version of a script and |
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bumps it to a new version and perhaps changing stuff in it change the |
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Author-line to my name instead of whatever stood that in the |
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beginning. Perhaps this is not needed but since people seem to look at |
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Author instead of last commit about who has made the changed I think |
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it's better to change Author. |
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> or if we don't care about keeping a record of everyone who has worked |
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> on an ebuild, then how about "Maintainer:"? |
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This is also an idea. But when should this be changed? |
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As it is now people change the files that they don't "maintain" which |
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breaks all sort of maintainership of an ebuild. |
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Regards, |
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Mikael Hallendal |
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