Re: Lost changelogs

Can you share an example of lost changelogs?

Policy is usually yes, for every change, put an entry in.


On Fri, May 2, 2014, at 07:04 AM, ida277 wrote:
> Hej everybody,
> 
> I'm lately experiencing with quite a few core-packages, that parts of the
> changelogs are missing, how can we avoid that?
> 
> Respectively I'd assume package-owners are responsible for proper
> releases
> and there is a competent seconder, if the owner can't be available.
> Please
> forgive me, if I have overseen something obvious, but what is actually
> our
> policy about that?
> 
> Additionally I'd expect a changelog-entry to be equivalent with the
> corresponding pull-request-comment, yet often they don't show up in GIT's
> history, or not in a way that I can easily find matching comments, how do
> you (all of ya Ploners) think about that and what do you think should be
> our
> "best-practice"?
> 
> Curious about enlightnings and with best regards
> Ida
> 
> 
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