Honestly, this is why you all need to upgrade to Git. Doesn’t matter where it’s hosted: GitHub, Savannah, or anywhere, because Linus explicitly designed Git along FOSS lines to support distributed hosting, meaning multiple hosts.
This is the only FOSS project that I am following that is still clinging to CVS for reasons that I cannot fathom. *EVERY* other GNU project that I can think of has migrated to Git. Migration is so easy, it’s a no-brainer. From: TAKAHASHI Kaoru Sent: 23 February 2024 22:14 To: Philippe Michel Cc: bug-gnubg@gnu.org Subject: Re: Preview of forthcoming gnubg release Sorry, I had sent broken patch. Update (fix more typo) and re-create patch gzipped & attached (diff from po-dev-20240219.zip). TAKAHASHI Kaoru <kaoru-ml-gn...@trans-nt.com> writes: > Hi, > > Philippe Michel <philippe.mich...@free.fr> writes: >> I have uploaded a new gnubg Windows build at >> http://philippe.michel7.free.fr/gnubg/ >> >> This should fix the bugs in 1.08.001 reported here or by other means: >> >> - the gnubgautorc file corruption >> >> - the "Move" quirk in the GUI menus >> >> - "Analyse/Show Records" becoming inactive after using "Analyse/Show >> Records/Plot History" (reported and fixed by Isaac Keslassy) >> >> - a mistake in the description of the Isight racing count >> >> and improve the pasting of XGIDs by accepting those copied from XG by a >> Ctrl+C (copy XGID+Board) instead of only those from Ctrl+Shift+C >> (contributed by Takahashi Kaoru). >> >> Plus complete Finnish and Japanese translations. > [snip] >> Barring another bad surprise on the gnubgautorc issue I will build and >> upload a 1.08.002 version this week-end. > > Thanks for update Windows build! > > I have updated Japanese translation. > - Elminate fuzzy entries. > - Fix typo. (resign, IDP, and so on) > > Patch (from po-dev-20240219.zip) attached. > Would you apply the patch? > > Best regards, -- TAKAHASHI Kaoru
