On 10/17/07, mabshoff > recently we have started using [tested by ..]
in trac. This seems to
> have lead to some misunderstanding, see 
> http://www.sagetrac.org/sage_trac/ticket/910
> [but I have fixed that now, see check out the log toward the end]
>
> The idea behind [tested by ...] is not that the original author of a
> patch tested it with "-testall" [that ought to be generally assumed I
> hope], but that it was tested with the combined other patches targeted
> for a particular milestone, in order to flush out side effects with
> the other patches. For 2.8.7 Carl Witty volunteered to do that, so
> that is why a lot of the patches for 2.8.7 carry the byline [tested by
> cwitty]. Hope that clears things up, I plan to spend at least some

It was something he and I just made up on the fly when working
on the 2.8.7 release.  It's not surprising it is causing confusion, though.
Thanks for clarifying our intention, which you understand correctly.

> time during Bug Day 4 to get the text from my presentation about trac
> from SD5 ready for inclusion in the documentation.
>
> Does anybody have suggestions where this should go? At least some of
> it should end up in the wiki to have a page where I keep a log of what
> has been changed and updated.

I think something should also go in the programming guide:

http://sagemath.org/doc/html/prog/index.html

You can send patches against that by editing
    SAGE_ROOT/devel/doc/prog/prog.tex

and doing hg_docs.ci()


William

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