On Oct 5, 2009, at 6:56 PM, Mark Lodato wrote:

> On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 3:52 AM, Robert Bradshaw
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Just wish we had found it in one of the release candidates...
>
> Me too.  To be honest, I didn't even know that you included
> cython_freeze until I saw the release announcement.

I remember you were encouraging about including it when this first  
came up--we just haven't done a release since then. (Well, maybe  
0.11.2, but that didn't have much new stuff.)

>>> What is the best way to get these changes into Cython?  I'm used to
>>> the git model, where I would just post patches to the mailing list,
>>> but I'm not too familiar with Hg.
>>
>> That model works with hg as well, though we typically don't send a
>> lot of patches back and forth via email as it clutters the mailing
>> list. Another thing you can do is post the patch to a ticket in trac.
>> (Don't close the ticket though, or it might not get noticed and
>> merged...)
>
> I created a git clone of the cython-devel repository and posted it  
> to GitHub:
>
> http://github.com/MarkLodato/cython/tree/freeze
>
> The main line is branch "master" and my changes are in branch
> "freeze".  As far as I can tell, "hg import" accepts git patches - is
> this correct?  I hope so, because I much prefer git to hg.

Just out of complete curiosity, why the strong preference? (I like  
both for different reasons.)

> If that's case, I'll post these patches to trac to make it easier  
> for you to
> import (or whatever would be best for you).

Yes, please do that.

> By the way, it might be nice to have an automatic, read-only mirror on
> GitHub.  If you're interested in hosting the script to do this, I
> would be happy to put something together for you.

Sure.

- Robert


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