Hi,
--- Jonathan Wilson <jonwil(a)tpgi.com.au> wrote:
And also they are trying to figure out how to make
sure that when someone
changes the bison files or the .c files generated from them, the changes
are copied upstream to WINEHQ and not lost.
Casper has provided a solution that will work. Once we move to subversion and have atomic
commits
we can create a patch penguin that will dump all of that patches that affect wine modules
in to a
que that the ReactOS-Wine maintainers can then forward to wine-patches. It wont be fully
automated
as we don't want to spam wine-patches with ReactOS hacks but good patches can then be
reviewed
with little hassle and be forwarded. If it works well then I will look at extending it or
creating
my own CI system that is tied to Winehq cvs.
Thanks
Steven
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