I'm not sure what the commit you referenced has to do with it, though,
Bruno?
I'll respond to qmx's other comments in a separate reply.
Thanks,
--Glen
On 9/20/12 9:38 PM, Bruno Oliveira wrote:
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On Thursday, September 20, 2012 at 10:29 PM, Douglas Campos wrote:
Howdy
I was reviewing aerogear-android-todo, and noticed some issues
1) Why there is no history on the project? (and consequently,
ownership history - passos contributed code hasn't got attribution)
- even in cases of big rewrites and start-overs, it's nice to keep the
commits, as the history of the incremental changes say a lot about the
rationale/train of thought that lead to the final solution
Really? What's happened? Have we lost our contributions? Weird because
at least on JavaScript, Kris has kept the
ownership https://github.com/aerogear/as-quickstarts/commit/f3fe1aa4274487f711615687ef55044d11bf384a
Why the same is not happening on android? Does anyone need help to do it?
My suggestion is revert it and rebase with our contributions.
2) Why aren't we following the maven project layout, as suggested by
the archetype we are using?
3) Why the API and the example app are intermixed?
- Ideally these should be separate repositories, like the iOS version
-- qmx
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