Hello automakers. I've pushed into the permanent, non-rewindable branch `test-protocols' branch all the changes that have been applied to the temporary branch `origin/GSoC/experimental/test-results-work' in the last weeks. This means that improvements and fixes for (or reversions of) those patches cannot be done anymore as amendments (with e.g., "git rebase -i" and "git commit --amend"), but will have to be done as follow-up changes.
The reason behind this move is that, in the work devoted to extending and improving the Automake's own testsuite, I want to take advantage of the recent TAP support in Automake; the better way to do so is to create a new branch 'tap-testsuite-work' out of 'testsuite-work', merge the TAP-related commits in this new branch, and proceed from there. But once those commits are merged, they cannot be amended anymore without duplicating and/or distrupting the history (as I learned the hard way some time ago). So the best route to go it to "finalize" those commits in a permanent branch, which can then be merged safely and freely. Regards, Stefano
