Hello,
Seems like everyone is doing something different with the commit
headers, and I've been wanting to address it. I'd prefer we use "Issue
####" and stop using "Ticket ####". Most developers are using "Issue
###", but some are still using "Ticket", so I always have to tweak this
when doing upstream builds and writing the release notes.
https://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/contributing.html#getting-the-patch-ready
We silently switched to using "Issue ####" when we went to Pagure, but
it was never officially stated. Moving forward I'd really appreciate it
if everyone used "Issue #### - <description>" as the first line in your
commits. Note the hyphen before the issue description. Also please
don't use colons, just use "Issue 4444 - My description of this patch".
It just makes doing upstream releases and wiki updates easier.
Thanks,
Mark
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