On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Daniel Stenberg <dan...@haxx.se> wrote: > We've been discussing commit "templates" and how to do this before, so I've > given this some thoughts again during this thread and I suggest we start > using a simple but slightly defined system that's similar to what the git > people do:
I really like the proposal. However, since we had a somewhat-used template before I'd consider sticking to the magic words used there. > [longish description wrapped at 72 columns that explain why and possibly how > the change is done] While this is really easy when using git-svn (or command line svn on Linux) I'm not aware of a way to do that (or even show the current column) in TortoiseSVN on Windows. Does anyone know if / how this is possible with TSVN? > Reported by: [reporter] > Bug: [URL/reference to the bug being fixed/addressed] We've used "Flyspray:" here in the past. This has the advantage that it also catches patches posted to Flyspray -- or would a separate magic word "Patch": be better here? > Written by: [author] (due to lack of git's --author) We've used "Author" here in the past. At least some commits do, so it might make sense to stick with that? - Dominik
