[ANNOUNCE] xeyes 1.0.991

[James Cloos-9]

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In addition to a number of janitorial cleanups, the major addtion
towards xeyes 1.1.0 is Dylan Simon’s work as described in the
shortlog below.

The new -distance flag enables an alternative algorithm for placing
the pupils within the sclera.

(Given the short interval between the two beta releases, and given
that the announcement for the first beta was unsent, the shortlog
is since the 1.0.1 release rather than since the 1.0.99 beta release.)

Alan Coopersmith (1):
      Add README with pointers to mailing lists, bugzilla, & git

Dylan Simon (4):
      Add xrender support
      Fix excessive redraw bug
      Cleanup and simplify calculation and drawing
      New -distance mapping option

James Cloos (6):
      Rename .cvsignore to .gitignore
      Add *~ to .gitignore to skip patch/emacs droppings
      Replace static ChangeLog with dist-hook to generate from git log
      Migrate to xorg macros 1.3 & XORG_DEFAULT_OPTIONS
      Bump version for beta release.
      Bump version for second beta release.

Jeremy Huddleston (1):
      AM_CFLAGS instead of xeyes_CFLAGS to shut automake up

Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade (1):
      Ansification and compile warning fixes.

Peter Hutterer (2):
      Remove unused NUM_EYES define.
      Split drawing code into multiple functions.

git tag: xeyes-1.0.991

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[olafBuddenhagen]

Hi,

On Tue, Oct 06, 2009 at 03:45:45PM -0400, James Cloos wrote:

>       Add *~ to .gitignore to skip patch/emacs droppings

As such things are inherently local and specific to your own workflow,
IMHO they shouldn't go in the .gitignore in the repository.

Luckily -- unlike CVS -- Git offers another way to ignore stuff locally:
you can specify extra gitignore files in the configuration.

You can even do this globally for all your repositories. For that, add
to your ~/.gitconfig:

   [core]
    excludesfile = /home/<login>/.site.gitignore

and then create ~/.site.gitignore (or whatever name you prefer) with *~
and other local stuff you tend to have in your working trees.

-antrik-
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[James Cloos-9]

>>>>> "|" == <olafBuddenhagen@...> writes:

JimC> Add *~ to .gitignore to skip patch/emacs droppings

|> As such things are inherently local and specific to your own workflow,
|> IMHO they shouldn't go in the .gitignore in the repository.

They were being added to the all of the Xorg repos; I just aided in
completing that trend.  (As I recall, I didn't touch the active
drivers with any of those wide, janitorial commits.)

Patch(1) and various emacsen are widely enough used by the devs that it
still feels more appropriate to have them in the .gitignore files.

At least until someone can show an example of a file we would legitimately
want in one or more of the repos which has a filename ending in a tilde.

And finally, I'm not sure the ~/.gitconfig support for excludesfile
even existed at the time of those commits.

-JimC
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