[Mono-dev] DataGrid changes recently?

[Stifu]

Backporting is about applying patches to older branches.
For example, if you commit a fix to master, it won't be available in the
next Mono 2.10.x release, because Mono 2.10 is on its own branch (which was
created / branched from master a while ago), like each major version. So, if
your fix was really important, you'd want to backport it to the 2.10 branch.


Rob Wilkens wrote
> 
> I just read the whole document, and decided to bookmark it, I'll try to 
> refer to it often, it's a well written document.  The only part i was a 
> little lost on was re: git and backporting.  I don't even know what it 
> means to backport, but then i'm new to git in general.
> 
> I understand very little of git short of:
> git clone.. (to get started)
> git status (to list changed files)
> git add (to mark a file as part of change)
> git diff --staged (to see changes before committing)
> git commit... (to finalize changes and put a description on them)
> git push  ..... (to send them to github, at least i think that's what 
> this does)
> and whatever i can figure out by blindly clicking around on github.com.
> 
> -Rob
> 
> On 06/03/2012 06:37 PM, Stifu wrote:
>> By the way, make sure to check out the coding guidelines:
>> http://www.mono-project.com/Coding_Guidelines
>>
>> I'm bringing that up because I saw code that needed more love for spaces.
>> a=b; should be a = b;
>> if (a==b) should be if (a == b), etc
>>
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