Le ven. 29 oct. 2021 à 17:00, Avijit Basak a écrit :
>
> Hi All
>
> I have fixed most of the review comments. The changes have been
> committed to PR#199.
>
> (A)
> Please "rebase" on "master".
> Please "squash" intermediate commits: For a new feature, a single commit
> should exist (that
Feel free to edit as you see fit ;-)
Gary
On Fri, Oct 29, 2021, 20:26 sebb wrote:
> I'm inclined to agree with Gilles that updates to plugins should only
> be noted where they affect users of the code, i.e. direct
> dependencies.
>
> The useful changes are being shouted down by the various plug
I'm inclined to agree with Gilles that updates to plugins should only
be noted where they affect users of the code, i.e. direct
dependencies.
The useful changes are being shouted down by the various plugin changes.
In particular, updates to actions are completely irrelevant as they
only affect ou
IMO, each component can do as it best sees fit. I like the idea of the file
being a summary of all changes. RE updates to dependencies and plugins,
these will matter to some but not others, it depends on how you use the
component. I see it as making visible and transparent the kind of attention
to
Hello.
Referring to e.g. the recent
https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-cli/changes-report.html
I notice that almost half the reported changes concern build's plugins
updates.
Shouldn't "changes.xml" only report modifications of the code source, i.e.
things that are of direct interest to
The Apache Commons project announces the release of Apache Commons CLI 1.5.0.
Commons CLI requires at least Java 8.
The Apache Commons CLI library provides a simple command Line arguments parser.
This is a Feature and bug fix release (Java 8)
Historical list of changes:
https://commons.apac
Hi All
I have fixed most of the review comments. The changes have been
committed to PR#199.
(A)
Please "rebase" on "master".
Please "squash" intermediate commits: For a new feature, a single commit
should exist (that corresponds to the JIRA report describing it).
--Will be done once all c
The Apache Commons project announces the release of Apache Commons CLI
1.5.0.
Commons CLI requires at least Java 8.
The Apache Commons CLI library provides a simple command Line arguments parser.
This is a Feature and bug fix release (Java 8)
Historical list of changes:
https://commons.apac