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[xlr8or]

Courgette is on vacation for a week at least, so he won't be able to respond fast.

It's not that we don't trust you, not at all. In fact I think you would be a great addition to our dev team.

Do you use github? Would be handy for us all if you'd fork a repository and commit your local changes. I will keep an eye on your repository to directly merge changes or cherrypick them if needed.

[grosbedo]

Courgette is on vacation for a week at least, so he won't be able to respond fast.

Oh, ok, no problem May he enjoy it.

It's not that we don't trust you, not at all. In fact I think you would be a great addition to our dev team.

Do you use github? Would be handy for us all if you'd fork a repository and commit your local changes. I will keep an eye on your repository to directly merge changes or cherrypick them if needed.

I never did but I used several other system such as SVN or CVS, so I think I can take a look on how github work pretty quickly.

Ok, I will follow your recommendation, I will create a github repository. But I don't know if I can really be a good addition since I can't assure any frequency of contributions...

[Courgette]

Hey I did not meant to be rude. I trust you indeed. I had to manually merge the code you provided in the forums and as you know such a manual operation is error prone. Also as your changes were made on top of a different version from the dev one, this has made the merge uneasy. Anyway, I had to debug and carefully test the code after merging your code. Of course as such it differs from what you provided.

As Xlr8or suggested, if you could use github and have your own fork, that would make merges from your work easier, quicker and more robust.

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[grosbedo]

Hey I did not meant to be rude. I trust you indeed. I had to manually merge the code you provided in the forums and as you know such a manual operation is error prone. Also as your changes were made on top of a different version from the dev one, this has made the merge uneasy. Anyway, I had to debug and carefully test the code after merging your code. Of course as such it differs from what you provided.

You did a great job, it's fairly much the same.

I understand, I am now making my changes from the latest dev versions instead of the stable ones, and I will post on my own github. Thank you for having supported all my changes, you have done a great job mate.