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Re: [O] [ANN] New items pushed in into Org Mode Github.
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Luis Anaya |
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Re: [O] [ANN] New items pushed in into Org Mode Github. |
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Sat, 8 Sep 2012 13:31:39 -0400 |
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Jambunathan K <address@hidden> writes:
Hi:
> It is great that you are updating your sources and providing updates on
> new features in the mailing list. It would be much better if you could
> maintain a .org file in Worg that demoes all the capabilities of
> org-e-groff exporter.
The org file for the exporter is up to date in terms of features. This
was a small fix that I needed to place and it did not created a change
in the documentation. (C'mon, I just removed a \n :) )
I should do that on the babel exports. It's on the todo list.
> My only concern is that updates that you are providing is getting
> fragmented (and not consolidated) as the exporter is continuing to be
> improved and solidified.
>
> ps: Definitely not meant as a criticism.
No worries, your point and concern is well taken. I try to keep the code
current, I'm not saying that I will always succeed, but I least I try
to do it.
Before I push anything into Org Mode Github I:
1. Check out the current code from Org Mode.
2. Do a diff for changes. For instance, in this case I noticed that
"macro" was removed and I removed it accordingly on the new code. I
need to do it for the ChangeLog (that I never get right anyway, but
I try).
3. Run regression test. I have an automated regression test script that I
run for changes. I got burned once, not to anybody's fault, it happened
and highlighted the need for having it.
Is there something that you've noticed that I should address?
(Now I'm curious...)
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