Hi Tom.
If you correctly set the Author fieldĀ *or* flag an attachment in
Bugzilla, your IP log will reflect the contribution.
I'm not Git-savvy enough to know the details, but I'm pretty sure
that Author fields on commits can be rewritten.
FYI,
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Development_Resources/Handling_Git_Contributions
HTH,
Wayne
On 04/15/2012 11:40 AM, Tom Schindl wrote:
Hi,
I've just synced my local git repo and saw some commits and wanted to
make some comments. The first one is optional and only a suggestion and
2nd is *MANDATORY* because of IP-Rules we have to follow to get Nebula
components release one day.
1. Commit message: I'd like us to follow the same style the Eclipse
Platform is doing it. There the title of the bug is copied as the
first information in the bug message.
This helps people who are not 100% involved with the project find
the bug with discussions more easily and you as well if you forgot
about the 2nd mandatory thing
2. IP-Rules: If you receive patches from none nebula developers we need
to collect this information. Before our switch to git one has had to
set the IPLog-Flag on the patch in the bug, now that we are using
git one uses the Author-Field in the commit dialog.
I'm not sure if one can fix such missing information once the commit
is in the repo, so I suggest you go over your latest commits and
flag the provided patch with iplog.
Wayne in case your are reading this. Is this the correct solution if we
forget to set the correct author tag on the git commit?
Thanks
Tom
--
Wayne Beaton
The Eclipse Foundation
Twitter: @waynebeaton
![EclipseCon
2012](pnggFjZp9RzTb.png) ![AGILEALM
2012](gifrkNx6mUEeT.gif)
|