Re: Reenabled account for Tomasz Kloczko

[Not Zed <notzed ximian com>]

Uh, but hacking is a 'standard' gnu file, which covers how people should
work on the module, which surely covers committing in a cvs context.


On 13 Mar 2001 03:14:02 -0500, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> 
> > Augh! For people who don't already know (everyone with commit access
> > should), the file is called HACKING. Almost every (every?) module in the
> > GNOME CVS tree has such a file, and it tells you the rules for
> > committing etc. Often it will specify a mailing list to submit patches
> > to for approval. What we really should have is a thorough document
> > everyone has to read before they get a CVS account!
> 
> README.cvs-commits is the real file name.
> 
> HACKING is a file that originally appeared in Gnumeric.  It was there
> to hint people on the kind of patches I would be willing to put in
> Gnumeric.  Then because of the HACKER root, I guess it catched up, and
> now people think this is the "commit rule" file.
> 
> Miguel.
> 
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