Eric Raymond <esr@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Summary: > * The CIA hooks for git are presently dusty and somewhat broken. Thanks; but I don't ship any ancient hooks, so this probably wants to be sent to whoever still have them displayed on their sites. > * I am requesting that they be given a home in git contrib/. I gave a quick read to the shell one, and I found it reasonable. Thanks for sharing. One tiny nit is the "git --exec-path" bit, though. You don't seem to use any ancient "git-frotz" form, so it is not just unnecessary but is misleading. I'd recommend to just drop it. Another tiny nit is that you _might_ want to make it fail loudly if somebody copies this out of contrib/ without changing $project properly, instead of spamming cia with bogus messages claiming that they pertain to the GPSD project. > I am also enclosing a rewrite in Python. This has a serious functional > advantage over either Perl or sh; the batteries-included effect of the > Python libraries means it's not dependent on things like the path > location of sendmail or whether the hosting site will allow it to > run wget. > ... > Code is enclosed. Thanks. Could you send a signed-off patch that creates contrib/ciabot/ directory, and places these two files in there, with a README describing that you are the maintainer of these tools? -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html