On 3 Aug 1999, Rob Browning wrote:
> Alexandru Harsanyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > However, my original ideea was to document the canges on each cvs
> > commit. Thus, each file has it's own "ChangeLog" accesible via "cvs
> > log filename.c" command.
> >
> > A ChangeLog file can than be automatically generated and updated
> > from log messages from each file in the repository.
>
> This would be fine, but it'll complicate the patch submission process
> somewhat. Since we don't commit things to CVS directly, we'll have to
> somehow give Linas "meta" info about what messages to enter into cvs
> for every file that's relevant.
>
> No undoable, but it may take a bit of work.
Well, instead of sending a mail with "Linas, here's my latest patch" you
can write "Linas, here's my latest patch that does this and that" :)
I keep a ChangeLog file where I record my changes as I make them. Than,
when I send a patch I just copy the relevant entries from the log file to
the mail message.
Best Regards,
alex.
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