Re: lisp/ChangeLog

2005-10-07 Thread Richard M. Stallman
I've done this. I'll try to remember to move ChangeLog to ChangeLog-2005 at the end of the year. Please don't do that. I don't think it is a good idea to make a split so close to the current date, or close to the release (if it has not happened yet). ___

Re: lisp/ChangeLog

2005-10-06 Thread Nick Roberts
> I think it would be ok to split it at the start of 2005. > Could someone please do that? I've done this. I'll try to remember to move ChangeLog to ChangeLog-2005 at the end of the year. The newly created ChangeLog.11 doesn't currently have an arch-tag but ISTR these get generated automatical

Re: lisp/ChangeLog

2005-10-06 Thread Richard M. Stallman
I think it would be ok to split it at the start of 2005. Could someone please do that? ___ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel

lisp/ChangeLog

2005-10-05 Thread Nick Roberts
lisp/ChangeLog is not only the largest file (over 1MB) but it's also the most frequently checked in. For those like me, who are too tight to pay for broadband, it takes a long time to commit (over four minutes using -z3). The scaling seems worse than linear or perhaps I'm just ge

lisp/ChangeLog

2005-07-27 Thread Nick Roberts
The ChangeLog in the lisp directory has got large again and takes a long time to commit. I realise that a release is imminent but back in the real world its not. Can we split it again, like last time, to make commits quicker? Nick ___ Emacs-devel ma