On 05/21/2012 01:56 PM, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
Technically, the major difference is git recording each and every
detail, which an rpm's user hardly is interested in. The latter audience
is not interested in seeing these details, they are interesting in
"summaries".
E.g. they are not interested in seeing
........ ABC-3
... Fix memory leak (PR XYZ).
... merge from HEAD.
... merge cleanup.
... fix typo in previous commit.
... fix yet another typo.
........ ABC-2
... Upstream update.
They are interested in reading
........ ABC-3
... Fix memory leak (PR XYZ).
........ ABC-2
... Upstream update.
Ralf
Could one of these help?
A) Generate RPM changelog automatically from git, but only process
commit messages with some token, like "%changelog"
B) Have package maintainers use git commit editing tools to make a
'clean history' - squash typo commits, for example, and replace merge
messages with something more informative.
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