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Re: What should `svn commit' print?

From: Branko Èibej <brane_at_xbc.nu>
Date: 2001-01-04 19:24:55 CET

Greg Stein wrote:

> Personally, I'm not bothered by the full words. Why the need to be terse?
> We're down to a single line, which is the important part. No need to be
> horizontally-terse :-) Single letters vs words are the same complexity to
> parse, yet the word is easier for the human.

This is far out, but ... whole words (should/will/have to) be
localizable. I know we haven't thought about i18n and l10n much yet, but
maybe it's not a bad time to start.

IIRC we /did/ talk about having a verbosity switch, so maybe we should
use single characters (non-localizable) by default, and whole words
(localizable) at a higher verbosity level. And not just for commit, of
course.

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Brane �ibej
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