Am 05/22/2016 11:16 PM, schrieb Pedro Giffuni:
I'm not Dennis but dare to answer.
- I have had those changes in my HD for a least a couple of months
now, I was tired of them,
- I considered dropping them but it was quite some effort (time),
and the changes I did to codespell are not public
Hi Dennis;
So you noticed such changes are burdensome ...
The situation is more or less this so that you understand:
- I have had those changes in my HD for a least a couple of months
now, I was tired of them,
- I considered dropping them but it was quite some effort (time),
and the changes I
In reviewing these 9 SVN reports a bit more closely than simply checking the
-/+ lines, I see that these mechanical changes miss some material ones, if
clarity of language is the goal. I also observe that some of the grammatical
cases are typical of ways some non-native English speakers
It is extremely difficult to review these omnibus patches, especially since
some of the language problems that are preserved are distracting. At the same
time, it is too easy to just want to assume that there is no incorrect change
buried among all of the fixes to "wich", "initalize" and other
@pfg and anyone else tempted to do any more of this,
1. Please do not create omnibus commits that, however easy to produce,
a. Are awfully burdensome to review
b. Are not tied to focused bugzilla issues providing an account of
particular defects
c. Do not have anything
