Re: [PATCH] Explain a bit more on how to configure language server in Eglot's manual

[João Távora]

Michael Eliachevitch <m.eliachevitch@posteo.de> writes:

> I would be fine with you editing the patch if you find some minor
> things to improve or have a better idea for the example. Git commits
> can have co-authors (this is what github does when you accept
> suggestions from reviewers), but not sure how the typical workflows
> are on emacs-devel (I just recently joined to keep up-to-date with
> recent developments). Or should the patch submitter must aggregate all
> suggestions into a final patch themselves?

Separate patches is fine, especially if your're proposing different
functional changes.  Big salads less fine, but also accepted.  I think
most commiters know how to split patches.  Here, I didn't because I was
lazy, and it's a very small change.

I've pushed your patch to Emacs 29 with a tweak to the commit message
and a whitespace change, so I didn't add "Co-authored-by: João Távora
<...>" like I sometimes do.

> I'll try that soon. This patch changes just a couple of lines of
> documentation, so I hope it's fine for now. Slowly I'm figuring out
> this mailing list workflow and with the copyright assignment, there
> would be no hurdles for larger contributions to Emacs in the future :)

It's just email: there's much less to figure out than people think.

João