Hi, I maintain a project under GPL. People started using it, sending me patches and extensions to the program. I maintain a local versioning system to keep track of revisions. I need to know the propper way how to credit the users for patches or extensions send to me and having a $Author$ keyword substitution from my versioning system in the header of my files.
I.e. if I recieve a script which was copied using a template from me, how do I correctly mention the other user in the header? Can I still have a $Author$ keyword? Is it ok to add the file to my local repository? Would the following suffice: # Authors: foo, bar # $Author: bar $ # $Rev: 93 $ Where "bar" would be the original author, as well as the maintainer of the repository and "foo" the user having extended the file. Thanks Uwe _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list Info-cvs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
