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Re: [PATCH] dpkg: add transparency support to dselect, misc. fixes



>>>>> "adeodato" == Adeodato Simó <asp16@alu.ua.es> writes:

    adeodato> * Bernhard Fischer [Fri, 20 May 2005 18:23:14 +0200]:
    >> Hi,
  
    adeodato>   Hi Bernhard, I'm not a dpkg person at all, but the
    adeodato> following advice sounds like common sense to me, and
    adeodato> perhaps it even helps. ;-)

    Hello to both :-D

    >> Attached patch implements support for transparent terminals in
    >> dselect.  It also contains various cosmetic fixes as well as a
    >> potential real bug in lib/varbuf.c.

    adeodato>   What about spliting the thing into three separate
    adeodato> patches then? They are certainly three separate issues,
    adeodato> with three different priorities, so chances are that
    adeodato> some will get applied before than the others.

    Yes. This is really better.

    Is best if you have fixes and improvements in two or more patches.

    >> PS: The patch is against dpkg-1.10.27 from testing as gluck was
    >> down at the time i wrote it.

    adeodato>   As I can't be sure the above implies you're aware of
    adeodato> it, I'll mention: development on dpkg is happening on
    adeodato> the experimental version (1.13.4 atm), so it'd be
    adeodato> helpful to make sure your patch is up to date.  There's
    adeodato> also an Arch repo, so if you're familiar with it you may
    adeodato> want to maintain a branch.

    I suggest instead of plain patches try to use arch or bazaar and
    make one branch for each feature. Then you can sync your patches
    easier and is a lot easier for dpkg hackers merge them too.

    Of course, use the development branch for include new features
    since it will probably be moved to unstable when sarge goes out.

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