Cor Nouws píše v Čt 10. 05. 2012 v 17:32 +0200:
Hi Petr,
Petr Mladek wrote (10-05-12 17:11)
Wonderful. Could you please cut&paste them? I wonder how they look like.
thanks for your interest!
Attached an ods with the rough data I have now.
The list of selected changes look reasonable to me. I just suggest two
things:
+ add name of the author
+ slightly reword each commit summary to get a consistent look and
feel
I mean to get something like the GNOME digest, see
http://blogs.gnome.org/commitdigest/2012/03/11/issue-179/#more-624
Thinking about a strategy to get that in WordPress quickly (without
difficult mouse editing of links... Someone a hint?) :-\
(will post part of it, will keep part for next blog)
When I announce builds for openSUSE, I cut&paste the previous
announcement. Most of the links are the same.
If you want to add links to bugzilla, I could create a simple script for
you. It will replace fdo#xxxxx with the needed tags for WordPress. I
guess that it uses html tags. Does it?
BTW: How did you collect them? The following ways come to my mind:
+ git changelog:
Yup, just this. I see it once or sometimes more each day. And picking
out interesting stuff goes fast after some practising ;-)
Cool. Thanks a lot for working on it.
Best Regards,
Petr
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