Tim Landscheidt <[email protected]> writes: > Lucas Bonnet <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>> [...] >>>> Of course: automake :-). It's much better than reinventing >>>> the wheel yourself, is part of the FSF biosphere and allows >>>> the user every imaginable freedom to tweak everything. >>>> [...] > >>> For a start, find attached a small patch against HEAD. It's >>> not fully done yet (e. g. the lisp files are installed into >>> /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp and the autoloads aren't generat- >>> ed), but works reasonably well. > >> How about: >> - you gain commit access to the repo ; >> - you start a branch to test the automake stuff. > >> This way, you can work faster, without having to wait for a commiter, >> and I get to play with git branches on the dev side, for real :) > > Well, I'm not slowed down by using my local branch, but I'd > sure like the training of git-pushing :-). I'm scfcde at Sa- > vannah.
Done, enjoy your commits. Feel free to push your automake branch to the repo :) Regards, -- Lucas
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