On 11/9/12 12:52 AM, Igor Galić wrote:
----- Original Message -----hmm, I have put him in the author of git commit: commit 6dadea4cea3da45e432dc52c7f9dadbf891b510a Author: Craig Forbes <cfor...@qualys.com> Date: Fri Nov 9 00:44:52 2012 +0800 TS-1564: Logs created via the API in plugins are not rolled should we strict on the style? which one is prefer then?Seen that. Now went back and realized that a lot more CHANGES lines were missing that. So I'd say we're doing "best effort" - now ignore me again and do something productive ;)
I personally always put the Author: in the Changes file, when I'm committing on behalf of a non-committer. It's the file that ships with our distributions. My vote would be to always do this, but only when the Author is not an ATS committer.
-- Leif
