> Depends on the size of the commit. For years there
> have been filters setup to avoid overwhelming the list
> w/ megacommits. Read the list archives for more
> details.
Thanks for explanation. However, five smaller commits lead to higher
traffic than one big... There is also a risk that someone
Depends on the size of the commit. For years there
have been filters setup to avoid overwhelming the list
w/ megacommits. Read the list archives for more
details.
--- Jakub Vrana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems that some CVS commits to phpdoc isn't send
> to phpdoc list
> even if they are su
It seems that some CVS commits to phpdoc isn't send to phpdoc list
even if they are successful. I committed half an hour ago and the
notification still isn't in the list.
CVS told me "Mailing the commit email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Sometimes it happens...
Goba
It seems that some CVS commits to phpdoc isn't send to phpdoc list
even if they are successful. I committed half an hour ago and the
notification still isn't in the list.
CVS told me "Mailing the commit email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Jakub Vrana
> > It's also not a solution for those Windows guys
>
> Huh? Those were Hamster rules, of course :) I'm on Windows, too, you
> know :)
Heh ;) I'll look at that Hamster... ;))
Goba
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
> It's also not a solution for those Windows guys
Huh? Those were Hamster rules, of course :) I'm on Windows, too, you
know :)
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> > > I think its better to split in phpdoc-de phpdoc-nl phpdoc-jp etc.
> > > I absolutely not interesteted in japanese commits, I even can't
> > > understand them. This applys do most other languages ;)
> >
> > =kill() Subject: "[PHP-DOC] cvs: phpdoc-ar"
> > =kill() Subject: "[PHP-DOC] cvs:
> One of the language maintainers use a local CVS server, and
> some automated CVS update script. It updates files one by one
> for some reason :((
Yes, our script uploads files one by one. We will see if we can do something
about it.
I remember there was a proposition for splitting mailing list
> Would phpdoc committers please remember that they don't need to commit
each
> file in cvs seperately, and it's usually only wise to do so if you wish to
> log very specific different notices, or they are in vastly different parts
> of the cvs repository.
>
> eg, you could do this:
>
> cd /your/s
Hey,
Would phpdoc committers please remember that they don't need to commit each
file in cvs seperately, and it's usually only wise to do so if you wish to
log very specific different notices, or they are in vastly different parts
of the cvs repository.
eg, you could do this:
cd /your/src/dir/p
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Jeroen van Wolffelaar wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to back-populate this ML with the CVS commits during the
> downtime of toye.php.net?
> Or otherwise it might be a good idea to post the diff of 24-05 till 19-06
> here?
cvs diff -D 2001-05-24
will do the job fine, and
Hello,
Is it possible to back-populate this ML with the CVS commits during the
downtime of toye.php.net?
Or otherwise it might be a good idea to post the diff of 24-05 till 19-06
here?
Jeroen
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