On 7 April 2010 04:59, Karl Fogel <email address hidden> wrote:
> I agree the confirmation dialogue is user-hostile in some circumstances,
> but this bugfix makes that dialog come up strictly *less* often. It can
> only reduce the frequency with which you get the dialog, never increase
> it.
There's another bug pointing out that the dialog is a bit
confused/confusing about whether you mean "this is a patch that can be
parsed by /usr/bin/patch" or "this is a patch that fixes this bug."
To me this seems related: sniffing the content can only possibly tell
you about the first, but Launchpad's patch workflow seems to be about
the second.
On 7 April 2010 04:59, Karl Fogel <email address hidden> wrote:
> I agree the confirmation dialogue is user-hostile in some circumstances,
> but this bugfix makes that dialog come up strictly *less* often. It can
> only reduce the frequency with which you get the dialog, never increase
> it.
There's another bug pointing out that the dialog is a bit
confused/confusing about whether you mean "this is a patch that can be
parsed by /usr/bin/patch" or "this is a patch that fixes this bug."
To me this seems related: sniffing the content can only possibly tell
you about the first, but Launchpad's patch workflow seems to be about
the second.
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