Robert Collins wrote:
> IMO Guido forward porting bit by bit in clean sections makes a lot of
> sense. We get a lot more time to say 'this bit is unclean' and 'that bit
> is good'.
I'd prefer if we do all of those in one large batch. That way one gets a
better picture of all those small things.
Isolater one of these changes may be OK, but if a similar thing is done
at many places then perhaps a better approach needs to be found.
> Say for example the getrusage stuff. So I'm for bringing in
> the WIN32 stuff incrementally. Anything major - such as directly using
> WinSock calls or implementing overlapped I/O - can then be evaluated on
> it's merits, without all the trivial stuff being mixed into the same
> patch.
For which we have support for hierarchical branches, like how you worked
with ntlm and authrewrite. Have a upper branch to where you percolate
stable changes from a development branch.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Sun Oct 21 2001 - 07:02:18 MDT
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