Re: status of trunk in svn

Sigurd Nes a écrit :
> Dave Hall wrote:
>   
>> On Thu, 2008-04-17 at 18:53 +0200, Olivier Berger wrote:
>>     
>>> Le jeudi 17 avril 2008 à 11:03 +0200, christian bac a écrit :
>>>       
>>>> I can propose diffs from my version and the trunk, but last time I did
>>>> it, skwashd talled that there were new versions in the <<resight tree>>,
>>>> that already had the same fixes.
>>>>
>>>> When will the resight tree changes be merged to trunk.
>>>>         
>> This is a question for Sigurd to answer.
>>
>>     
>
> I'm glad to see that the activity is picking up, there has been very little of
> it on savanna (except for ged) lately - and the sync has mostly moved code one
> way - and the code needs manual tweaking before sync:
>   

Well glad also to see that you're alive Sigurd... there have been
several posts on this list about meging evolutions from the famous
<<resight tree>>

we're all waiting for this deadlock to be solved to go on with .18
testing and stabilization.

I raised several issues on current svn trunk that need patching and i've
been answered that waiting for the merge was the best option

> 1) The resight project really need a method for quickly switch from
> developer-mode to end-user mode - suspending the notices to be printed due to
> frequently testing and demonstration of the system for non-developers.
>
> This is implemented in the resight tree as a check on the error-log-level - and
> it would be very nice if the community - at least for now - could allow this
> feature to survive.
>   
well such a feature seems rather a good thing than a bad one

but i can't see that as enough to delay the merge we are all waiting for.


> 2) We are working on a new template - as until yesterday was temporary named as
> 'newdesign' - some renaming  - and it should be ok to sync across.
>   
that's a nice thing but there again this can be adressed as a separate thing

> 3) The structure is not identical in the two repos.
>   

what is the difference ? does it make merge processus harder than i
imagine ?

Maât