> Date: Wednesday April 17, 2002 @ 7:00
> Author: markus
>
> Update of /grassrepository/grass51
> In directory doto:/tmp/cvs-serv12849
>
> Modified Files:
> INSTALL
> Log Message:
> extended
Hello Markus,
I'd like to propose rewrite of cvs commit information
messages to include unified diff to allow view context
of code change. I am LDP (The Linux Documentation
Project) CVS Master and I have put this into practice
with very good feedback from other CVS users.
Also the apache project is sending diffs along the commit
messages.
All I need is to python installed on server side
and rw access to repository. I promise not to touch
anything other.
cheers,
Sergiusz
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What about the other subscribers of "grass-commit" mailing list?
Should we extend the mail? For me the offer of Sergiusz sounds
interesting.
CVS commits email with changes can be huge.
I am not a reader of the cvs commit list,
so I do not know if this is wanted.
(For Sergiusz: But I'm the CVS admin.)
If you decide it is needed, send me a good description
on how to set this up. I most likely cannot get Segiusz access
to the server, as we also run company internal stuff on the same
machine.
Bernhard
On Wed, Apr 17, 2002 at 10:30:12AM +0200, Markus Neteler wrote:
On Wed, Apr 17, 2002 at 09:23:19AM +0200, --s+ wrote:
> --->[Quoting grass@intevation.de <grass@intevation.de>:]
> Hello Markus,
> I'd like to propose rewrite of cvs commit information
> messages to include unified diff to allow view context
> of code change. I am LDP (The Linux Documentation
> Project) CVS Master and I have put this into practice
> with very good feedback from other CVS users.
Also the apache project is sending diffs along the commit
messages.
> All I need is to python installed on server side
> and rw access to repository. I promise not to touch
> anything other.
What about the other subscribers of "grass-commit" mailing list?
Should we extend the mail? For me the offer of Sergiusz sounds
interesting.
--->[Quoting Bernhard Reiter <bernhard@intevation.de>:]
CVS commits email with changes can be huge.
I am not a reader of the cvs commit list,
so I do not know if this is wanted.
For me it is very usable, but if anyone do not like
it, please tell something here...
(For Sergiusz: But I'm the CVS admin.)
If you decide it is needed, send me a good description
on how to set this up. I most likely cannot get Segiusz access
to the server, as we also run company internal stuff on the same
machine.
I do not need shell access to machine, only access to cvs
repo.
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