On Wednesday 18 September 2013 14:04:45 David Deutsch wrote:
> So it goes.

Sorry guys, I usually stay silent on this list, but I can not stay silent now.

We have this huge thread with long discussions and many compromises. Everybody 
did their best to make this work and now after so much work has already been 
put into it, we just want to throw everything away and stop all future work on 
the cleanup over this last little obstacle of commit history?

I think it is worth investing a little more time now to solve also this last 
issue so that not everything was in vain.

David is a motivated and respectful guy who has been very cooperative so far 
stated his intentions to contribute further beyond code cleanups. We should 
not let him go like this.

He obviously cares a lot about receiving the well-deserved recognition for his 
work and sees this mainly in the maintained traces of his work in the form of 
single commits.

Alec and Thomas on the other hand have to work with the code daily and have to 
solve many tricky problems which often involve going through the commit 
history. It is also understandable that they don't want to complicate this 
common task.

Both parties obviously have a legitimate interest here. Let us try to find a 
way to bring those together.

David, do you think there would maybe be some other way for you to receive the 
recognition that you rightfully deserve? Maybe it could be in some other form 
than a full commit history on your first PRs?

I think both parties to the dispute agree that the later PRs are less 
problematic because they will be a lot cleaner and will contain much less 
commits. So we only need to find a solution for the first ones.

Kind Regards,
Torsten

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