Hi everyone,
This morning, I have inadvertently updated gnustep-base on my Debian
machine, which remained at version 1.19 since april this year
To my surprise, I have found at least two unannounced changes:
- the property list format is now serialized directly in XML, which is
somehow
Hi,
This morning, I have inadvertently updated gnustep-base on my Debian
machine, which remained at version 1.19 since april this year
To my surprise, I have found at least two unannounced changes:
- the property list format is now serialized directly in XML, which is
somehow useful
On 25 Nov 2009, at 20:21, Wolfgang Sourdeau wrote:
Hi everyone,
This morning, I have inadvertently updated gnustep-base on my Debian machine,
which remained at version 1.19 since april this year
To my surprise, I have found at least two unannounced changes:
- the property list
On 25 Nov 2009, at 22:39, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 25 Nov 2009, at 20:21, Wolfgang Sourdeau wrote:
Hi everyone,
This morning, I have inadvertently updated gnustep-base on my Debian
machine, which remained at version 1.19 since april this year
To my surprise, I have
Hi,
Hi everyone,
This morning, I have inadvertently updated gnustep-base on my Debian machine,
which remained at version 1.19 since april this year
To my surprise, I have found at least two unannounced changes:
- the property list format is now serialized directly in XML, which is
On 25 Nov 2009, at 22:39, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
There are actually three levels of change information ...
NEWS ... just the headlines
ReleaseNotes ... some more detail
ChangeLog ... everything
Maybe you are right and we shouldn't bother with NEWS? I'd be
interested to know what
I'd be in favour of ditching NEWS and ChangeLog.
ChangeLog has less information, in a less useful format, than the
svn logs and is a hold-over from CVS not storing repository-wide
change information sensibly. With svn log, you can get a log of
change messages at any granularity that you
On 26 Nov 2009, at 00:50, Nicola Pero wrote:
I'd be in favour of ditching NEWS and ChangeLog.
ChangeLog has less information, in a less useful format, than the
svn logs and is a hold-over from CVS not storing repository-wide
change information sensibly. With svn log, you can get a log of
I still haven't seen a convincing argument for it. Any of the information
that people write in the ChangeLog file they could also write in the commit
log. It is impossible to make a commit without writing a log message, it is
easy to make a commit without editing the ChangeLog (you could add
On 25 Nov 2009, at 23:23, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Hi,
Hi everyone,
This morning, I have inadvertently updated gnustep-base on my Debian
machine, which remained at version 1.19 since april this year
To my surprise, I have found at least two unannounced changes:
- the property
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