Re: Reenabled account for Tomasz Kloczko

[Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com>]

Seth Nickell <snickell stanford edu> writes:

> > I think maybe some partial solution for prevent on not technical level
> > cases like mine can be prepare document in each module with rule (for
> > peoples not listed for example in module AUTHORS files) for consult on
> > proper list or with maintainer each change. IMHO try promote make good
> 
> Augh! For people who don't already know (everyone with commit access
> should), the file is called HACKING. Almost every (every?) module in the
> GNOME CVS tree has such a file, and it tells you the rules for
> committing etc. Often it will specify a mailing list to submit patches
> to for approval. What we really should have is a thorough document
> everyone has to read before they get a CVS account!

Actually, this came up in the earlier discussion and the name of the
file telling you the rules for CVS commits is traditionally called:
README.cvs-commits.

HACKING is supposed to tell you what all you need to do to get the
module building out of CVS.

Regards,
                                        Owen