Commit messages & FONTLOG

[Nathan Willis]

Does anyone else who uses revision control of some sort have a simple way
to append commit messages to FONTLOG? I'm not saying you'd necessarily
want to with every message, but it would probably be easier to cut the
unimportant ones than to dig through the commit log and cut-and-paste in
the good'uns....

Nate

[Dave Crossland]

phrase file a ticket on github.com/xen/bakery for this and I'll see to it

Post by Nathan Willis
Does anyone else who uses revision control of some sort have a simple way
to append commit messages to FONTLOG? I'm not saying you'd necessarily
want to with every message, but it would probably be easier to cut the
unimportant ones than to dig through the commit log and cut-and-paste in
the good'uns....
Nate
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[Nathan Willis]

Post by Dave Crossland
phrase file a ticket on github.com/xen/bakery for this and I'll see to it

What is bakery for exactly? The README's a tad ... broad....

Nate

[Dave Crossland]

Post by Nathan Willis

Post by Dave Crossland
phrase file a ticket on github.com/xen/bakery for this and I'll see to it

What is bakery for exactly? The README's a tad ... broad....

Updated it!

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Cheers
Dave

[Khaled Hosny]

Post by Nathan Willis
Does anyone else who uses revision control of some sort have a simple way
to append commit messages to FONTLOG? I'm not saying you'd necessarily
want to with every message, but it would probably be easier to cut the
unimportant ones than to dig through the commit log and cut-and-paste in
the good'uns....

I use this hack in XITS, (the only font I maintain a FONTLOG for), but I
still copy the text manually (mainly to review it, my commit messages,
like everything I write, are full of typos):
https://github.com/khaledhosny/xits-math/blob/master/tools/changelog.py

Regards,
Khaled

[Nathan Willis]

Post by Khaled Hosny

Post by Nathan Willis
Does anyone else who uses revision control of some sort have a simple way
to append commit messages to FONTLOG? I'm not saying you'd necessarily
want to with every message, but it would probably be easier to cut the
unimportant ones than to dig through the commit log and cut-and-paste in
the good'uns....

I use this hack in XITS, (the only font I maintain a FONTLOG for), but I
still copy the text manually (mainly to review it, my commit messages,
https://github.com/khaledhosny/xits-math/blob/master/tools/changelog.py

Ah; very nice. Thanks for sharing!

Nate