Re: li'l help on contributing

2003-06-16 Thread Arron Bates
Once a patch is logged against the bug, it waits until a committer has time to
 take it on and apply it. This patch will most likely be applied after 1.1,
and before 1.2.


OT: Solnet thrown you into another Struts project?...
At least you don't have to play with RHE's Struts fork we used at Zurich. :)


Arron.



 This is prolly, blaringly obvious to those that have done this before, 
 but, after I have created a patch and attached it to the ticket, what 
 is the process for fixes?
 
 btw, thanx for the heads up David.
 
 cheers
 Ben
 
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 From: David Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Thursday, June 12, 2003 1:00 pm
 Subject: Re: li'l help on contributing
 
  Create a patch in cvs diff -u format and attach it to the bugzilla 
  ticket.
  David
  
  
  Hey guys,
  
  This is my first (small) foray into the world of open source
  contributions, so bear with me. I have fixed the code for the
  enhancement raised in Bugzilla (item 19944). I was wondering what the
  procedure is for checking these changes in? Does it first need 
  approval(a vote) from the committers? are there any ant targets I 
  need to
  run/show to prove that these changes don't break the existing code.
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  cheers
  Ben
  
  
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Re: li'l help on contributing

2003-06-12 Thread Ben Sion
This is prolly, blaringly obvious to those that have done this before, 
but, after I have created a patch and attached it to the ticket, what 
is the process for fixes?

btw, thanx for the heads up David.

cheers
Ben

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From: David Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, June 12, 2003 1:00 pm
Subject: Re: li'l help on contributing

 Create a patch in cvs diff -u format and attach it to the bugzilla 
 ticket.
 David
 
 
 Hey guys,
 
 This is my first (small) foray into the world of open source
 contributions, so bear with me. I have fixed the code for the
 enhancement raised in Bugzilla (item 19944). I was wondering what the
 procedure is for checking these changes in? Does it first need 
 approval(a vote) from the committers? are there any ant targets I 
 need to
 run/show to prove that these changes don't break the existing code.
 
 Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
 cheers
 Ben
 
 
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Re: li'l help on contributing

2003-06-12 Thread Martin Cooper
This should help you understand the process:

http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/helping.html

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 This is prolly, blaringly obvious to those that have done this before,
 but, after I have created a patch and attached it to the ticket, what
 is the process for fixes?

 btw, thanx for the heads up David.

 cheers
 Ben

 - Original Message -
 From: David Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Thursday, June 12, 2003 1:00 pm
 Subject: Re: li'l help on contributing

  Create a patch in cvs diff -u format and attach it to the bugzilla
  ticket.
  David
 
 
  Hey guys,
  
  This is my first (small) foray into the world of open source
  contributions, so bear with me. I have fixed the code for the
  enhancement raised in Bugzilla (item 19944). I was wondering what the
  procedure is for checking these changes in? Does it first need
  approval(a vote) from the committers? are there any ant targets I
  need to
  run/show to prove that these changes don't break the existing code.
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  cheers
  Ben
  
  
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li'l help on contributing

2003-06-11 Thread Ben Sion
Hey guys,

This is my first (small) foray into the world of open source 
contributions, so bear with me. I have fixed the code for the 
enhancement raised in Bugzilla (item 19944). I was wondering what the 
procedure is for checking these changes in? Does it first need approval 
(a vote) from the committers? are there any ant targets I need to 
run/show to prove that these changes don't break the existing code.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

cheers
Ben


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Re: li'l help on contributing

2003-06-11 Thread David Graham
Create a patch in cvs diff -u format and attach it to the bugzilla ticket.

David


Hey guys,

This is my first (small) foray into the world of open source
contributions, so bear with me. I have fixed the code for the
enhancement raised in Bugzilla (item 19944). I was wondering what the
procedure is for checking these changes in? Does it first need approval
(a vote) from the committers? are there any ant targets I need to
run/show to prove that these changes don't break the existing code.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

cheers
Ben
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