Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Andy,
>> > Has anyone had a chance to review my proposed changes to inc to be >
>> able to handle long lines from POP sources?
> Is the latest in Git? I see the ‘andy-long-line-patch’ at
> http://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/refs/ with on
>Agreed, it doesn't. They arrive as valid UTF-8 here which show just
>fine so I hadn't noticed a problem, but it's clearly wrong. I expect
>it's a bug in the script but have forgotten where is it to be found.
I believe it is under the control of savannah. I am not sure it is
really worth doing
Hi Ken,
> man/burst.man: re-word to avoid ‘digestifying’, etc.
...
> when the email is sent out about the change I get them a little
> mangled because the script that notifies about changes doesn't mark
> that email as UTF-8.
Agreed, it doesn't. They arrive as valid UTF-8 here which sh
Ralph,
I've noticed recently that you've been putting UTF-8 characters in commit
messages. E.g:
man/burst.man: re-word to avoid ‘digestifying’, etc.
I'm personally fine with that, but when the email is sent out about the
change I get them a little mangled because the script that not
Hi David,
> > I can see tag 1.8-branchpoint is the branch point for the
> > 1.8-release branch, but why are 69027ab9, 760a6ba9, 5608cda8, which
> > alter VERSION and DATE, on master rather than 1.8-release?
>
> Good question. When I did that I was thinking of where master is at
> that point in ti
Ralph wrote:
> I've pushed a few more trivial documentation things to master, which
> don't have to make 1.8.
Those will be in 1.8.
> I can see tag 1.8-branchpoint is the branch point for the 1.8-release
> branch, but why are 69027ab9, 760a6ba9, 5608cda8, which alter VERSION
> and DATE, on maste
Hi Andy,
> > Has anyone had a chance to review my proposed changes to inc to be
> > able to handle long lines from POP sources?
Is the latest in Git? I see the ‘andy-long-line-patch’ at
http://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/refs/ with one commit:
http://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/nmh.git
Hi David,
> > Should I stop pushing commits now so as to not get in your way, or
> > keep pottering them in as they may make it if there's an 1.8-RC2?
>
> I'd rather avoid code changes because, in theory, they'd require
> complete re-testing.
Agreed.
> If you find a code change that really shoul
Hi Kevin,
> Is anyone here packaging nmh as part of a .deb file in the process of
> testing?
Alexander Zangerl is Debian's packager in the past; I'm CC-ing him.
The end of docs/README.developers says
Keep an eye on Debian's packaging, especially what patches they have to
apply, and the
Hi David,
> > Ralph wrote:
> > > > Draft-Folder: To specify the default draftfolder
> > > >
> > > > Removing the hyphen from the second draft-folder helps associate
> > > > it with the -draftfolder switch, I think.
> > >
> > > Is this equivalent?
> > >
> > > Draft-Folder: -draftfolder's de
On Sun, 01 Jan 2023 12:05:58 -0500, Ken Hornstein wrote:
> Everyone,
>
> So now that we've started the release cycle process (thanks, David!) I
> am wondering what the plans are for getting 1.8 packages into various
> distributions. I did the Homebrew formula for MacOS X and I'm glad
> to do it f
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