[PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible

Ivan Timofeev <timofeev.i.s -AT- gmail.com>
Thu, 10 May 2012 21:04:31 +0400

Hi,

looking at our release notes
  http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Releases/3.5.3/RC1
I think it is confusing for users to see the git commit messages there.
For example:
  clrContourCache for SwAnchoredDrawObjects (fdo#45376) [Andreas Schierl]

What about using the bug names? Mozilla does the same:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/11.0/releasenotes/buglist.html

The rough patch for bin/lo-commit-stat is attached. (But please note,that I am an absolute Perl n00b. :)

Unfortunately it does not work with Novell bugzilla. :(

Refusals? Thoughts? Advices?

Thanks,
Ivan

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[PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Ivan Timofeev
- Re: [PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Petr Mladek
  - Re: [PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Ivan Timofeev
    - Re: [PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Ivan Timofeev
      - Re: [PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Petr Mladek
        
        Re: [PATCH] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Ivan Timofeev
        
        Re: [PUSHED] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Petr Mladek
        
        Re: [PUSHED] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Ivan Timofeev
        Re: [PUSHED] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Ivan Timofeev
        
        Re: [PUSHED:3-5-4] Release notes: use bug titles instead of commit messages if possible · Petr Mladek

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