edit by plg on 2010-01-18: read [Forum, post 111360 by plg in topic 15383] [Plugin Authors] SVN Recommendation first
Hi all
This message is for Plugin developers who have subscribed to SVN repository.
When you commit, please always put your extension name in the log message, so we can filter between regular Piwigo code and extensions ones.
e.g., for Piclens:
svn commit -m "[PicLens] fix for [Bugtracker] ticket 1170 + some sql corrections on specials pages"
(Since TortoiseSVN remembers last messages, it is easy to callback a previous one and change only the message).
or at least
svn commit -m "PicLens change"
Thank you for your cooperation
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++
Thanks to all of u.
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Why do you need this additional constraint? Is it about email notification?
If you want, I can code a few lines in the Subversion post-commit hook to add a [extension name] at the beginning of the email subject. Would that suit you?
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plg wrote:
... Is it about email notification?
If you want, I can code a few lines in the Subversion post-commit hook to add a [extension name] at the beginning of the email subject. Would that suit you?
Yes, absolutely as many authors gave their agreements on the French forum.
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mathiasm, if I add [extension name] at the beginning of the email subject, do I add [trunk], [branches/2.0] and [tags/2.0.4] also? (I wonder how you make filters in your email client)
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plg wrote:
mathiasm, if I add [extension name] at the beginning of the email subject, do I add [trunk], [branches/2.0] and [tags/2.0.4] also? (I wonder how you make filters in your email client)
+1
For mail and RSS!?
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plg wrote:
mathiasm, if I add [extension name] at the beginning of the email subject, do I add [trunk], [branches/2.0] and [tags/2.0.4] also? (I wonder how you make filters in your email client)
It is not necessary IMO since tags are not so frequent, and branches are also related to Piwigo itself. Moreover, even if telling branches/2.0 , i don't know if it is a merge form trunk or a specific action on the branch.
I don't filter mail, i get it from RSS. It just allows me to know if there are new commits for a given extension or for Piwigo.
Honestly, I delete all new related to stuff that does not matter to me. And With no regrets since trac is here for archive.
Mathias
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Adding the extension name in the commit log is no longer a recommendation, it is added automatically now.
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