Hi, Am 12.07.2009 um 02:14 schrieb Eugen Dueck:
Sure. It is currently just a
k. Will add it tomorrow.
In case I want to make changes to it, what's the preferred way to submit patches? I'm not familiar with git yet, but willing to learn. I only need a keyword, like "do a github pull request". Or plain old patches? But then again you probably wouldn't be using git, right?
I must confess I don't like pull requests. They only work when everyone adheres to the same coding and commiting standards. This is certainly ok for subsystem maintainers communicating with Linus. But it almost never holds for arbitrary contributions by others. For my projects I seldom get a patch (or pull request), which is usable without any processing... Hence I normally prefer goode olde patches. This makes any processing needed easier. However a clean patch with clean commit history may also be submitted via pull request. I'll talk to Lau on that question and we will put up a HACKING file or so... Sincerely Meikel
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