On 3/4/2013 7:51 PM, Mark Lawrence wrote:
Who's talking source code, you're previously mentioned *ALL* patches needing a CLA. Does this mean you have to sign a CLA for a one line documentation patch?
It it is a one char typo, I would not bother downloading the patch, or adding a person to ACKS. If the patch is big enough to download and apply, then I want a CLA. If a person is sophisticated enough to submit a respository file diff, they are likely to submit more, and I want them to feel encouraged to do so by already having done the CLA. If we do not get it with the first submission, then when? Who keeps track of cumulative lines?
What is the definition of a patch, an actual patch file
Usually.
or a proposal for a change that is given within a bug tracker message?
I view a proposal for a change as just an idea. Such usually get re-written by whoever creates an actual patch.
I would like the link to the e-form to be accessible somewhere on the tracker so I can refer people to it easily.
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