On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 12:13 PM, <robw...@cms.zones.apache.org> wrote: > Clone URL (Committers only): > https://cms.apache.org/redirect?new=anonymous;action=diff;uri=http://openofficeorg.apache.org/openofficeorg%2Findex.mdtext > > robweir -- testing, no need to apply patch >
So getting the patch generated and mailed worked. But when I then went into my mail and tried to click the clone link, I got an error about not being able to clone myself. I'm not an expert in bioethics, but this sounds like a reasonable prohibition ;-) Exiting browser and going back in to Gmail fixed the problem. I think the issue was the browser was caching the CMS authentication for user anonymous, and I had to clear that first. But this is a weird scenario, one that would only come up in a demo. Typically the person making and applying the patch are two different people. So overall this looks cool. Two enhancements that would make it even better: 1) Some static text saying something along the lines of "By clicking submit you agree to provide this patch under the terms of the Apache License 2.0 [link]" 2) A text box for entering a comment associated with the patch, which would be inserted into the email. This helps the committer applying the patch understand what they are looking at, if it is not obvious. -Rob > Index: /trunk/content/openofficeorg/index.mdtext > =================================================================== > --- /trunk/content/openofficeorg/index.mdtext (revision 1353213) > +++ /trunk/content/openofficeorg/index.mdtext (working copy) > @@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ > - [Download Binaries](http://download.openoffice.org) > > Apache OpenOffice is comprised of six personal productivity applications: a > word processor (and its web-authoring component), > -spreadsheet, presentation graphics, drawing, equation editor, and database. > OpenOffice is released on Windows, Solaris, Linux and > -Macintosh operation systems, with more communities joining, including a > mature FreeBSD port. OpenOffice is localized, supporting > +spreadsheet, presentation graphics, drawing, equation editor, and database. > OpenOffice is released on Windows, Linux and > +Macintosh operation systems, with more ports in progress, including FreeBSD, > Solaris and OS/2. OpenOffice is localized, supporting > over 110 languages worldwide. > > OpenOffice.org [was donated] [4] to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) on > June 1, 2011. As with any code base for consideration >
