On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 03:35:09PM +0200, Attilio Fiandrotti wrote: > I must evantually say i'm disappointed of the way the gtk frontend code > was nonchalantly modified, without any patch being posted and discussed > on d-boot previously, moreover proving to ignore many design decisions > behind the whole g-i. > > Because of all the above reasons, i'd like to revert the gtk frontend to > r47287 ASAP.
My initial plan was to work on the code alone until I would be satisfied
with it and then only to submit it for inclusion.
Colin told me that it would be better if I would rather do more
incremental changes that could be more easily reviewed. I then followed
his advice and started to commit incremental changes in the repository.
What I have done yet is only a first step in a process. I basically
wanted to have a better view on the code to be able to refactor it.
It's currently underdocumented, so I wanted to get things clearer in the
first place. This meant expanding variable definitions and adding a lot
of comments all over the code. And yes, this made the code longer, but
that's only a first step to be sure that I would not loose any
subtitlities during the refactoring step.
I felt a general consensus here, in Edinburgh, from most people involved
in the debian-installer, that such improvement of the code base would be
more than welcome. I also felt that they were trusting my intents and
my abilities to improve the code.
I know how much time you have actually spent on that code, and I fully
appreciate it. If you don't trust me, well... I might just go on with
my initial idea and submit a huge diff at the end.
In any case, please give me more time before rejecting my contributions
straight away.
Cheers,
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Jérémy Bobbio .''`.
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