[TYPO3-dev] TV patches/updates

[Niels Fröhling]

Dmitry Dulepov wrote:
>
> It is not the question of trust. The rules are the same for everyone, they are not established by me. But I will follow them in any case. I may take time later to look at your code if you do not wish to do it.
>   

 It's not the wish, it's the dependencies of the changes that prevents 
it. It is not possible entirely until at least some patches hit the SVN. 
We can't break up the patch, but we can iteratively walk over changes. 
For example the big patch contains fixes of the mapper, if the old 
mapper would hit SVN I can sort out the correcting lines and we make an 
isolated patch for that feature.
 But it's not in my power to branch or tag myself, or in any way guess 
or simulate what you would do and change before in the SVN, and so it's 
just futile.
 The "rules" are okay for me, I don't expect any of the changes/patches 
to apply, I like to share my work on it anyway without any illusions or 
expectancies or greed, there is no 'have to'.
 As long as you have creative control over TV, you decide what to do 
with that what we're sharing. Right or wrong, CGL or trash.Ultimately it 
*is* about trust or control.

>   
>> http://bugs.typo3.org/view.php?id=9529
>>
>> Just revert the changes on mod2/index.php if you want only the mapper,
>> and not the details. It's age-old BTW ...
>>     
>
> Ok, thanks.
>   

 Branch it or trunk it, and we give you the follow-up corrections. And 
after all we can talk about it (everything), because I'm pretty sure we 
oversee and misunderstand things, even making things worst trying to 
make it better. Sometimes one has meetings, shares some brainstorming, 
exchanges ideas and arguments, disagrees, agrees, plans, imagines, 
implements, learns, rejects, grows. There is a dynamic component in rich 
relationships, that compensates for that not each single element is 
perfect in itself.

> The whole situation is bad for the TV. TV could benefit from your changes if the were submitted to the bug tracker as I asked you from the very beginning: one issue per feature/fix. If you started bulk modifications, TV will not get your patches. I cannot risk. TV means too much for too many companies.

 Hmm? TV suffers, because it does not get features it doesn't have 
anyway? Strange argumentation. In whatever state this whole 'situation' 
is, I only see a 'more' (better), I don't see any 'less' (worst). I 
though admit to have perceived a 'delay' ...

 Ciao, greetings, respect and hasta pronto
    Niels