On Thu, June 11, 2009 12:44 pm, Francesco Cosoleto wrote:
Version control isn't a good reason to accept no
rules.
Correct. I did some investigation:
* alexsh was added in may: "alexsh (Alexsh) - Chinese localization,
PyWikipediaBot updates, etc"
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2009-May/042830.html
* alexsh is responding to *some* emails, so I added a big 'Hey, read
this' note to this subject
* access control is svn-server-wide for now. This means access is shared
between the pywikipediabot, mysql and mediawiki repositories. alexsh
needs access to the mediawiki repos for localisation:
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-cvs/2009-May/072084.html
For now, I suggest we wait for a reaction from alexsh. If there is no
reaction within, say, a week, we might notify Brion of the communication
problems.
@alexsh: Please read replies to your svn commits. You have been making
some rather large commits that have unrelated changes in them. Try to make
commits 'atomic': they should only change one issue at a time. This makes
it a) possible to check for bugs by just looking at the code and b)
possible to narrow down problems to one commit.
-Merlijn/valhallasw