"Phil Holmes" <address@hidden> writes:
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From: "David Kastrup" <address@hidden>
To: "Phil Holmes" <address@hidden>
Cc: <address@hidden>
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 12:07 PM
Subject: Re: LSR updates
Phil Holmes <address@hidden> writes:
I'm starting work on bringing the snippets in git up to date to match
those in the LSR. Stage one is to change the LSR address of dsi to di
in
them all and to bring their version numbers up to 2.18.0. This
isn't best
done with makelsr because it does not blindly update sll the snippets,
which is what we want.
Uh, why would we want this? convert-ly was changed _exactly_ because we
don't want the version numbers to be updated blindly.
Running convert-ly as part of makelsr updated quite a lot, but not
all.
Which is as intended.
Given that the LSR is now at version 2.18, it seems best to put all
the snippets at a consistent version, using 2.18 commands.
At the current point of time it is no longer possible to run makelsr
without having all versions for which there is a
Documentation/snippets/new getting reset to an earlier version. This
precludes me from being able to push issue 3998. Also you failed to
update the "Note: this file works from version x.xx.x" comments.
The current situation is quite a mess. I don't understand why you could
not be bothered to go through the regular procedure for an invasive
change like that and provided just few hours of warning and no patch to
review.
I suggest that we revert the respective commit while it can be done
reasonably cleanly and then proceed in a less helterskelter manner.