[Bf-committers] Code Review

[raulf at info.upr.edu.cu]

Ops! I can't access to any google hosted project/site...

"Forbidden

Your client does not have permission to get URL / from this server.
You are accessing this page from a forbidden country."

So can I stick to my old way of send my patches? many times I don't have
the possibility to choose :(

Cheers
Raul

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> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to do an experiment, using a code review tool for blender
> development, to review changes before they go into trunk. My hope is
> to improve the quality of commits, with more eyes looking at the code
> we can prevent bugs, and I find having your code reviewed also
> generally keeps you on your toes.
>
>
> My intention is not to require the use of this tool, or have it used
> for every little bugfix, it's just an experiment at this point. Some
> guidelines:
>
> * Only submit code for review if you are a developer with commit
> rights, or if you found a developer to get your code committed. If the
> experiment is a success, we can open it up more, but for now I'd like
> to keep it focused on things that we know are likely to go in.
> * Anyone can participate in the code review however.
> * This is not a place to do big interface design discussions or
> feature requests, stay focused on what is being worked on.
> * If you reviewed the entire patch, and think the code is good to go
> in, reply LGTM (looks good to me).
>
>
> To follow code reviews, subscribe to the new bf-codereview mailing
> list. All messages will be logged there, but comments should be added
> in the code review tool.
>
> http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-codereview
>
> To create a code review, create an issue at http://codereview.appspot.com:
> * Fill in subject and description.
> * Base URL should be Blender Trunk (the first one!), Base left empty.
> * Add bf-codereview at blender.org to Reviewers.
> * Attach a diff against current trunk.
>
> To comment on a code review, don't reply on the list, but do it in the
> code review tool. You can click on specific lines of code and add
> comments inline.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Brecht.
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