On Jun 29, 2005, at 7:42 AM, mathew wrote:
I've improved the documentation for net/http and uri/*, and fixed a
couple of bugs in uri/*. I've uploaded my bug fix to the bug
tracker and e-mailed the maintainer of net/*. However, I've had no
response to any of this.
I was thinking of attacking rss next, but I'm wondering if I'm
actually achieving anything here. How do I get the attention of the
people who actually put the code into the next release?
I just got permission to review and commit doco changes back to ruby
at will. Go ahead and send me patches and I'll get them in asap.
Requirements:
1) Patches must be made against Ruby HEAD, not 1.8. (*)
2) Patches must be made with cvs diff -du.
*) If you made your changes against 1.8 and not head, but you don't
think the files have changed much since then, try checking out head
and patching your own:
cd ruby_1_8
cvs diff -du > ../ruby-doco.diff
cd ../ruby_head
patch -p0 < ../ruby-doco.diff
the number of chunks that fail will be proportional to the amount of
hand patching you'll have to do. Emacs ediff mode might be a good way
to go if you get to that point.
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