RFU jed 1:0.99.19~pre143-1

[Rafael Laboissiere]

* Jörg Sommer <joerg at alea.gnuu.de> [2008-06-25 09:43]:

> On suggestion: The first commit should not include the line with the
> asterisk *, because it's a line that get's removed by the next commit. My
> suggestion:
> 
> jed (1:0.99.19~pre143-2) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
> 
>  -- Rafael Laboissiere <rafael at debian.org>  Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:46:05 +0200
> 
> Do “git rebase -i HEAD~2” in your branch, replace the first “pick” by
> “edit”, when rebase stopps change the file and do “git commit -a
> --amend”, then do “git rebase --continue”.

For the sake of learning more of git, I tried the command above but got
several "needs update" warnings and a message "Working tree is dirty".  I am
probably doing something terribly wrong related to working branches.  I will
not pursue this for now, I think I need to learn more git before.  At any
rate, if I understand correctly, you are trying to make me change a commit I
did in the past and I think this is not so important.

Could you please merge my branch into master?  Also, please post here the
commands you use for that.  With this and the terminfo change (below) we
could release 1:0.99.19~pre143-2.

> > > And can you include the fix for the rxvt problem?
> > 
> > What do you mean exactly?
> 
> The fix in the thread “what to do with rxvt-unicode terminfo bug”
> started by Günter last week.
> 
> G. Milde schrieb am Wed 18. Jun, 15:51 (+0200):
> > I use the following workaround in my ~/.jed/jed.rc
> >
> >   % fix rxvt-unicode bug (Debian bug #446444)
> >   % resulting in inkonsistent keydef error
> >   #ifndef XWINDOWS   
> >   require("keydefs");
> >   if (Key_Shift_Ins == "\e2$")
> >      Key_Shift_Ins = "\e[2$";
> >   #endif
> 
> > c) provide a fix, e.g. the above patch to /etc/jed.d/05jed-common.sl?

I see.  Could you do the changes above in git or are you asking me to do them
myself?

> PS: Don't get a bad feeling from my pedantic manner and nitpicking. I
> don't want to educate you but share my experiences.

Never mind.  I am mostly enjoying the exchanges with you.  With your help, I
have learned git much faster than I could if I was alone.  I must also admit
that I learned many things about Debian from you, even though I am a DD and
you are not (yet).  That is the point about free software, namely learning
with each other, isn't it?

Otherwise, there will always be difference in styles and tastes.  The art of
the business is to find the right social trade-offs.

Take care,

-- 
Rafael