[vtk-developers] I'm new...

[Mathieu Malaterre]

Clint,

	Just a few remarks, please close the bug, mark it as fixed. And 
possibly include the cvs command (which will show the revision) in the 
comment field (so that other people knows which revision to look for).

	Also in the near future we will enforce usage of 'commit type'

CVS: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
CVS: CVS Commits to CMake/ITK/ParaView/VTK require commit type in the
CVS: comment. Valid commit types are:
CVS:
CVS:   BUG:   - a change made to fix a runtime issue
CVS:            (crash, segmentation fault, exception, or incorrect result,
CVS:   COMP:  - a fix for a compilation issue, error or warning,
CVS:   ENH:   - new functionality added to the project,
CVS:   PERF:  - a performance improvement,
CVS:   STYLE: - a change that does not impact the logic or execution of the
CVS:            code. (improve coding style, comments, documentation).
CVS:
CVS: The cvs command to commit the change is:
CVS:
CVS:   cvs commit -m "BUG: fixed core dump when passed float data" filename
CVS:
CVS: you can also use the syntax below which omits the -m flag. In this
CVS: case cvs will start up an editor for you to enter a comment on why you
CVS: made the change.
CVS:
CVS:   cvs commit filename
CVS: ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	Thanks for including the bug number in the comment log this is really 
usefull (and needed).

Mathieu


Clinton Stimpson wrote:
> Ok, another question I have.
> I put a bug in the bug tracker (1279) and I just committed a fix for it 
> in cvs.  The bug is under someone else's name and my name is not on the 
> list of those that bugs can be assigned to.
> Do I just leave it under the other person's name and close it?  Or do I 
> mark it as resolved/fixed and is there a procedure for verifying that 
> and marking it as closed?
> 
> Clint
> 
> Berk Geveci wrote:
> 
>> As far as I know, there is not mailing list for commits. I usually
>> look at all changes for the day on the dashboard every morning.
>> VTK commits are not restricted at the moment so you should be able to
>> check you fixes.
>>
>> -Berk
>>
>>
>> On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 09:08:34 -0700, Clinton Stimpson
>> <clinton at elemtech.com> wrote:
>>  
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm new to the developer's list.  And I didn't see any traffic for a day
>>> or so.  So I thought I'd make sure I was getting emails I should.  Would
>>> I also be getting emails from cvs commits?  Or is that a separate list?
>>>
>>> Also, I have a few fixes I want to check into VTK and just wanted to
>>> make sure VTK development was not in a stage where cvs commits are
>>> limited to certain kinds.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Clint
>>>
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> 
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