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Most free software projects have a changelog, so that people can see what
happened when. AbiWord doesn't, and AFAIK never has. However we do have
*extensive* CVS logs. There is also a nice program to convert these CVS
logs to GNU-style changelogs (and lots of other things). It is called
cvs2cl [1].
My question - should we add change logs to our distribution? our source?
One important piece of info - the current changelog is huge, about 800k
uncompressed, or about 200k gzipped. This could be distributed over all
the directories in the tree, or time-limited.
sam th
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http://www.abisource.com/~sam/
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