[MERGE] HACKING transformed into Bazaar Developer Guide

[Aaron Bentley]

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Ian Clatworthy wrote:
> * timeboxed releases -> time based releases
> * move TDD & Essential Domain Classes above Core Topics
> * new text to be less 'marketing' in style

Some of this TDD stuff is about testing in general, rather than Test
Driven Development.  While we can recommend TDD, what we require is
proper testing.  So I think we need a different headline.

SIGQUIT is not SIGINT; SIGINT is caused by CTRL-C.  CTRL-\ is required
to produce SIGQUIT, not CTRL-C.

> Updated bundle attached with these changes. I've also attached the
> generated html in case anyone wants to see the final HTML and doesn't
> have rst2html installed. (Hope that doesn't cause any grief for BB.)

Nah, BB ignores anything that doesn't look like a patch.

> +
> +If you'd like to propose a change, please post to the
> +bazaar at lists.canonical.com list with a patch, bzr changeset, or link to a

There is no such thing as a bzr changeset.

Also, I recommend using merge directives rather than sending a diff+branch.

> +branch.  Please put '[patch]' in the subject so we can pick them out, and
> +include some text explaining the change.

> +Please indicate if you think the code is ready to merge

Please do *NOT* put [PATCH] or [MERGE] in the subject line if you don't
want it to be merged.

> +If you read a patch please reply and say so.  We can use a numeric scale
> +of -1, -0, +0, +1, meaning respectively "really don't want it in current
> +form", "somewhat uncomfortable", "ok with me", and "please put it in".
> +Anyone can "vote".   (It's not really voting, just a terse expression.)
> +
> +If something gets say two +1 votes from core reviewers, and no
> +vetos, then it's OK to come in.  Any of the core developers can bring it
> +into their integration branch, which I'll merge regularly.  (If you do
> +so, please reply and say so.)

^^^^ This is out of date, now that BB has formalized voting.


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