r12125 - /desktop/unstable/vte/debian/changelog

Alan Baghumian alan at technotux.com
Sun Jul 29 06:22:21 UTC 2007


OK! :-)

Alan

> On Sat, Jul 28, 2007, alanbach-guest at users.alioth.debian.org wrote:
>> * New upstream release, Closes: #421320, #418699
>> +  * New upstream release, Closes: #421320, #418699
>
>  Don't close real bugs with "new upstream release"; the only bugs you
>  may close with "new upstream release" are the one _requesting_ the new
>  upstream release.  Here you should have:
>  * New upstream release.
>    - Fixes rendering of line-drawing characters; closes: #421320;
>      #418699.
>  (This is covered in new maintainer guides and/or developer reference.)
>
>  Please fix the changelog accordingly.
>
> On Sat, Jul 28, 2007, alanbach-guest at users.alioth.debian.org wrote:
>> * Dropped 60_fix-ctrl-dash.patch, merged upstream
> On Sat, Jul 28, 2007, alanbach-guest at users.alioth.debian.org wrote:
>> * Dropped 62_alt-arrows.patch, merged upstream
>
>  Please do these changes in the *same commit* as the new upstream
>  release when possible.  The same remark goes for the changelog.  You
>  did this change as part of the "new upstream release" change, so you
>  could write:
>  * New upstream release.
>    - Drop patches 60_fix-ctrl-dash, 62_alt-arrows; merged upstream.
>
>  It's particularly important to try to ensure that a SVN checkout is
>  always buildable (it wasn't between the "new upstream release" commit
>  and the second patch removal), especially because some autobuilder are
>  building the SVN automatically, and these may well try the intermediate
>  revisions and fail.  But I'm sure you'll find it natural to group such
>  changes in the same commit as they belong together.
>
>    Thanks!
> --
> Lo�c Minier
>





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