Reinhard Max píše v Pá 03. 09. 2010 v 18:35 +0200:
I'd suggest a convention that puts the additonal information next to
the respective "Patch:" Tag, e.g. like this:
Patch0: foo-bar.patch
#P0: INTEGRATION description
#P0 description description
Patch1: foo-baz.patch
#P1: BUGFIX
#P1 description description description
#P1 continued description
I suggest to switch the oder. Programmers usually put comments before
the relevant code. Then the prefix "Px" would not be needed:
# INTEGRATION description
# description description
Patch0: foo-bar.patch
# BUGFIX
# description description description
# continued description
Patch1: foo-baz.patch
BTW: GNOME team already uses similar rules. I am not sure where they are described.
For example, see the packages: mc, metacity, gnome-session.
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