Re: [Liberty-eiffel] git clone id

[Raphael Mack]

Hi,

Oh I don't worry about bugs found by users - I am happy about them, as  
it is motivating to see the compiler in use! So don't stop reporting  
bugs, please.

So If you want to refer to a specific version I think it is best to  
give exactly this commit string but mostly it will not be necessary I  
think. I consider the chance, that a specific bug is fixed in the  
meantime between your testing and your report rather low. Meaning:  
mostly it will still be in the HEAD of the reposititory, if you have  
checked it with a more or less recent git version.

If you are rellay convinced, that your issue is a bug in the compiler  
or libs you might even prepare a test case which shows the problem.  
Then we can easily integrate it into the testsuite and see the problem  
and ensure, that it will never be reintroduced again ;-)

Cheers,
Rapha


Zitat von Laurie Moye <address@hidden>:

> Hi,
>
> If I find a bug in, let us say, Adler, and I then check it using the  
> latest git clone, how should I refer to that git clone whenn  
> reporting the bug?
> Surely there's something shorter than the huge string in the .tgz  
> file such as:
> liberty-eiffel-59993186aa267e675c5553d8bf16ccc9c68ea052.tar.gz
>
> (Don't worry, I haven't found another bug, I'm just being prepared)
>
>             Laurie