Some subset of the team uses the de-facto standard of "area: one-liner
description" seen in projects like the kernel.
% git log --pretty=format:'%an %s' | sed -nre 's/^(\w+)@chromium.org
(.{,20}: .*)$/* \1 \2/p'
* pfeldman DevTools: Get rid of utility functions and
ExecuteUtilityFunction as a whole. Eliminates the need in double-JSON
of InjectedScript-related functions.
* evan linux: implement GetCPUUsage() so the task manager shows CPU
* estade GTK: Download item as drag source.
* estade GTK: Add a bunch more widget names for parasite.
* mdm Linux: avoid browser windows moving around by the size of WM
decorations over restart. Use a debounce timer to get the true window
position shortly after the last reconfigure event is delivered, and
save that. BUG=18771 TEST=none
* estade GTK: Get rid of default drag icon for tab drags.
* evan linux: expose the ProcessSingleton timeout to speed tests
* evan linux: add names to some widgets for parasite's benefit
* estade GTK: Don't put a blank line in the tooltip for nameless
bookmark bar bookmarks.
* agl Windows: Warn about outdated plugins.
* estade GTK: Add a dialog for printing.
* agl Build fix: vim wrapped the line
* jhawkins valgrind: memset the window command data structure.
|timestamp| is aligned on a 16 byte boundary leaving 4 bytes of
uninitialized data in the middle of the struct. We write this data to
disk, which is a possible security risk.
* evan posix: clean up shared memory code
* estade Linux: print page to file rather than using shared memory to
send it to the browser.
* agl Linux: remove tcmalloc from build/all.gyp
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 10:35 AM, Robert Sesek <rse...@chromium.org> wrote:
> It seems to be an informal convention amongst some Mac developers to prefix
> their changes with "[Mac]" in the CL subject line. This is extremely helpful
> for quickly picking out changes that only affect the single platform,
> especially if that information is not clear from the CL's description. I was
> wondering if we could formalize this convention across all three platforms,
> using [Windows], [Linux], and [Mac] when a change only affects a single
> platform? For bi-platform changes we could also use "[Windows, Linux]".
> Thoughts?
> rsesek / @chromium.org
>
> >
>
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