On Apr 6, 2009, at 12:44 PM, Lisandro Dalcin wrote:
> Just opened ticket, http://trac.cython.org/cython_trac/attachment/
> ticket/274/
>
> The patch is two lines, obviously trivial (for any one with some
> knowledge of Python C-API). I've spent more time opening the ticket
> and deciding the right Type & Priority tags than working on the fix.
> And of course, sum up the time to write this comment ;-). Do we really
> need to be so strict about this patch requires ticket policy?
I feel, at this stage of the project, there are patches simple enough
to not need a ticket. An obvious example would be fixing typos. This
is right on the borderline. The trac site serves many purposes, and
one of them is to be a record of what has been fixed/done (as the
changelogs are getting lengthy enough that it takes work to extract a
clear summary from them).
Personally, for a ticket like this, I would probably open a quick
ticket, not worry to much about the type ("code generation") or
priority (just leave it at the default) and post a link to the patch
in the repo. If I found other places where this should be changed, I
would simply push them (probably adding a link to the already created
ticket).
- Robert
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