"C. Michael Pilato" <cmpilato@collab.net> writes:
> With all due respect to the time you've invested into this wonderful
> explanation (and with apologies for the fact that I raised the question on
> s-f-c despite my convictions that doing so was unnecessary), I think this
> policy is already official. It just doesn't use the words "branch" anywhere.
>
> This from hacking.html:
>
> How partial commit access is granted
>
> A full committer sponsors the partial committer. Usually this
> means the full committer has applied several patches to the same area
> from the proposed partial committer, and realizes things would be
> easier if the person were just committing directly. Approval is not
> required from the full committers; it is assumed that sponsors know
> what they're doing and will watch the partial committer's first few
> commits to make sure everything's going smoothly.
>
> Does this differ significantly from what you've said?
Good point, it's basically the same idea; I've made it explicit in
r27948. Thanks!
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Received on Tue Nov 20 20:40:41 2007