Sending Patches

GNU Radio
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Hi,

I was wondering whether the email address for patches (
[email protected] )
was still valid. The wiki says it’s for SVN, but seeing as the project
is in git…

Alternatively, what is the preferred form of submitting patches? May I
post a
patch file? Or would it be easier to set up a gitorious repo and have
the
maintainers pull/merge from that?

Warm Regards,

vvv

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On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 11:38 PM, Vincent W [email protected] wrote:

maintainers pull/merge from that?

Warm Regards,

vvv

It depends on how many lines you change, really. A few simple lines of
code
can be easily captured in a patch. If you are working on multiple files
and
large numbers of changes, then a project on some git site is probably
better. Where the lines cross is up to you.

The SVN line in the description of the GNU Radio patch list was only
because
we had no updated it, yet. I just fixed it :slight_smile:

Tom

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Tom R. wrote:

Vincent W <[email protected] wrote:
Alternatively, what is the preferred form of submitting patches? May I post
a
patch file? Or would it be easier to set up a gitorious repo and have the
maintainers pull/merge from that?

It depends on how many lines you change, really. A few simple lines of code can
be easily captured in a patch. If you are working on multiple files and large
numbers of changes, then a project on some git site is probably better. Where
the lines cross is up to you.

At least initially, I wanted to make a couple of gnuradio-companion
example
scripts and programs. I figured the best way to do this would be to
include a
datafile, along with some scripts and sample programs. Afterwards
(hopefully
within a week), I wanted to see what I could do with the sdl video
stuff. I
think, for the time being, I’ll create a gitorious repo for this.

The SVN line in the description of the GNU Radio patch list was only because we
had no updated it, yet. I just fixed it :slight_smile:

Didn’t mean to nit-pick; I didn’t know if the alias was used by SVN or
something.