Josselin Poiret writes:
> Reciprocally, I don't think a simple pull request provides much over
> git-am, except that with `format-patch`, everything is simply text, that
> once sent over email (in a decentralized fashion) can be simply
> responded to and read without relying on complicated javas
Hi Matt,
Matt Wette writes:
> Hi All,
>
> Does the savannah git repo support `git-request-pull'? And if so,
> would that make getting patches in more efficient? It seems the guile
> project needs a way to get simple fixed, at least, merged in. Would
> this help?
git request-pull merely for
Hey Dmitry and Matt,
First off, `git-request-pull` requires the user to have their own
repository hosted somewhere, and someone would need to clone it/add a
remote and fetch from it just to check out what's inside. That means
extra steps with no real benefits.
Dmitry Alexandrov writes:
> The o
Matt Wette wrote:
> Does the savannah git repo support `git-request-pull'?
To the best of my knowledge, no any server-side support is required for that.
Git is intentionally designed to avoid any reliance on servers as much as
possible.
> And if so, would that make getting patches in more effi
On Mon, May 08, 2023 at 01:53:31PM +0300, Dmitry Alexandrov wrote:
> wrote:
> >> it is required for compatibility with elisp
> >
> > Is it Guile's incompatibility with Emacs Lisp
>
> As of now, they are compatible in that regard.
>
> > (no wonder: the first is a Scheme, the second a Lisp: they a
wrote:
>> it is required for compatibility with elisp
>
> Is it Guile's incompatibility with Emacs Lisp
As of now, they are compatible in that regard.
> (no wonder: the first is a Scheme, the second a Lisp: they are related, but
> pretty different)
Yet, but if I am not mistaken, =scheme= and =
"Dr. Arne Babenhauserheide" wrote:
> If I understood it correctly
Yes, thank you.
> they
Just to clarify: I have no claims to represent anyoneʼs view but my own.
Having said that, the fact, that by writing a reader without keeping this very
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