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2007 Aug 15
3
unit testing active resource - mock or connect?
Hi all - there''s a patch I need to apply from a ticket:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/8798
The ticket appears to be stalled on the lack of a test case. I figured
I''d just whip one up, but because it''s an Active Resource thing, and
the test case would need to do ModelName.find(:all), I''d need to
either mock the network connection or set one up.
In this
2011 Sep 09
1
[LLVMdev] git Status Update?
...rom the commit lists to reduce
the chance of patches getting forgotten, but dealing with LLVM is
relatively easy so far. I don't expect git to change this at all.
Dealing with this kind of contributors (from the project side) requires
a similar attitude as dealing with PRs. Don't expect the submittor to
rework patches a lot or to nag you about forgotten ones. Git may help a
bit with the second part, but not more than moving patches to a separate
(lower traffic) mailing list would.
The second category contains projects I am interested in and where I do
follow development as well as doing regula...
2011 Sep 09
0
[LLVMdev] git Status Update?
To add to the social aspect, I can say from personal experience (as a
student/enthusiast developer) that contributing to open source projects that
use a decentralized SCM model (e.g. git) is easier than a centralized (e.g.
subversion) model. I can create a clone on github (or local, or wherever),
commit all that I want, then send pull requests or patches to the upstream
maintainers. With a
2011 Sep 09
2
[LLVMdev] git Status Update?
Bill Wendling <wendling at apple.com> writes:
>>> It's my understanding that the upcoming new version of SVN will have
>>> off-line commits available.
>>
>> Frankly, that's the least important feature git has.
>>
> And yet it's the first one that people point out. :-)
It is? I think you may be confusing offline operation with private