Taylor R Campbell wrote:
> They mean different things.
>
> `hi dev@' means `FYI, dev@, you broke this, so I'm fixing it'.
>
> `ok dev@' means `dev@ reviewed and approved this change'.
I'm well aware they mean different things.
> One connotation of `hi dev@' may be `dev@ is an idiot'; it can be
> offputting -- and it's not really necessary to call them out publicly.
> Sometimes dev@ has a rapport with the committer and will take it as
> good-natured, but a passive observer can't tell the difference between
> one colleague joshing another and someone saying `you're an idiot and
> I cleaned up your mess'.
Module Name: src
Committed By: riastradh
Date: Thu Aug 14 16:26:21 UTC 2014
Modified Files:
src/distrib/sets/lists/modules: md.amd64
Log Message:
Add dtrace modules to amd64-xen module set list. Hi [redacted]!
There is at least one more commit with 'hi dev@' from you.
Alex
