Bob Arnson wrote: > Christopher Painter wrote: >> Yes, I would volunteer for such an effort. I know I've been told to >> `put up or shut up` before but I never helped out because I'm not the >> strongest C# application developer. However in the build / release >> role I'm very comfortable and I feel that it's something I could do >> to help the cause. The only problem I see is gaining trust to make >> the refactoring changes and commit the changesets. Where I work >> now I am allowed to routinely go in and make any refactoring changes >> to any developers code that I see as vital to integration and I do >> so. As long as the refactored code builds and the output passes >> smoke tests no one objects. I don't think I could get this type of >> buy-in from the benevolent dictator. > > You're likely correct. Any change to WiX requires a code review from > at least one other WiX committer. Build changes are no exception; in > fact, because of their ability to hose everyone, they usually get > extra scrutiny. >
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