pushing patches (was: [PATCH] Extend tests/README (trailing `:' in test scripts))

[Ralf Wildenhues]

Hi Stefano,

* Stefano Lattarini wrote on Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 12:42:24PM CEST:
> OK to apply this patch to tests/README? [...]

Speaking of "OK to apply", would you prefer pushing approved
patches yourself?  If yes, please apply as project member on
<http://savannah.gnu.org/project/memberlist.php?group=automake>
so I can set the write bit for you.

I have been waiting with this step for quite a while, mainly because
I wanted to gain some experience working with multiple, long-lived
branches and getting a more-or-less coherent git workflow.  The
single-push integratory scheme of the last year or so works quite well
for me, so I don't mind continuing that, since I pretty much apply all
patches I review to my tree anyway.  The bottle-neck is the reviewing,
not the slurping of patches, thanks to git.

If you prefer pushing, then I would push the pointer of my maint branch
to the public repo as well, plus any other topic branches that are
longer-lived.  This change will require to weed out old topic branches
every now and then, and in fact I think the following branches are ready
to go:
  ad-parallel-tests
  dr-cscope

This one we could revive, with some reasonable policy:
  next

The vala and silent-rules support probably can see some more
improvements at some point:
  je-silent
  mh-vala-support

The following are leftovers from the conversion from CVS, I'm reluctant
to just remove them:
  master-UNNAMED-BRANCH
  master-UNNAMED-BRANCH-UNNAMED-BRANCH
  user-dep-gen-branch
  user-dep-gen-merge-branch

Cheers,
Ralf