On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 9:02 PM, Andrew Morton
<akpm@linux-foundation.org> wrote:
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>  Sounds like an interesting project.

Thank you :).

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>  Well yes.  One outcome of the project would be to tell us what changes we'd
>  need to make to our processes to make such data gathering more effective.

I defenitly agree here, the command's reliability could be increased
by always specifying bugfixes in a certain way. 'fixed-bug:' for
example should be very recognizable.

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>  Of course, we may not actually implement such changes.  That would depend
>  upon how useful the output is to us.

Ah yes, free will and whatnot. Then again, everybody already does
'signed-off-by:', if there's an easy command in git to mark a bugfix,
it would increase the odds of people using it. Perhaps something like
'git commit -b 10256" which would then automagically append a
predefined message to the commit users would feel more inclined?

Cheers,

Sverre Rabbelier
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