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Subject: Re: Revert of not?
From: Marc Mutz <mutz () kde ! org>
Date: 2002-09-08 12:42:09
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On Sunday 08 September 2002 12:53, Don Sanders wrote:
> Would people like me to revert independent commands code or not?
I don't think it makes sense after they were in this long (but see
below). There's a bad taste to that, of course, since you made a
precedent that stubbornness and ignorance of majority and maintainer
decisions can now bring a patch to CVS in feature freeze. :-(
> I'm not prepared to revert some of it and not other parts of it, it's
> an all or nothing decision.
Oh, are we back to the workload issue again, yes? :-((
I'd very much like to get the separate reader window stuff reverted, and
not the KMCommands. But if _you_ make it an all-or-nothing thing, I'd
personally prefer to revert all, then.
> There are no outstanding bugs in it that I know of.
Scan the list, then. ;-)
> I don't regard the missing icons in the context menu as a bug,
Ah, yes. It's one of them little bugs that others can care about while
you work on the "more serious" things, isn't it? :-(
As someone who does tons of these little boring fixes and tries to
create a framework for the big ones, let me tell you that your attitude
is unbearable.
> and I
> don't regard the use of setTransferInProgress as being an
> unacceptable.
Obviously, the maintainer thinks otherwise. I can't comment on this
issue, though.
> Please decide.
You have already decided, I'd say.
Asking others is a nice way to clear one's conscience, though.
Marc
--
They [RIAA,MPAA] are trying to invent a new crime:
interference with a business model.
--Bruce Schneier, Crypto-Gram 08/2002
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