Examples of using Commit access in English and their translations into German
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For team members without commit access, or.
Commit access is maintained through Alioth.
Some projects offer gradations of commit access.
But commit access is only the most measurable manifestation of lost influence.
Nevertheless, the concept of commit access still applies.
In centralized version control systems, this means having direct commit access;
Giving someone commit access to a subdomain is a statement about their technical preparedness-it says.
The first thing to be said about revoking commit access is.
Commit access" is shorthand for"the right to make changes to the code that will ship in the group's next release of the software.
This can be useful when the translators have a commit access to the package repository.
So Mike agreed to start out hisemployment at CollabNet like any other volunteer developer, without commit access.
The best solution is to simply take an existing distinction, commit access, and attach voting privileges to it.
This political aspect of commit access is discussed more in"Who Votes?" in Kapitel 4, Social and Political Infrastructure.
Arch also allows one to easily makebranches of archives to which one does not have commit access. This is only a brief summary;
Some projects automatically remove people's commit access if they go a certain amount of time(say, a year) without committing anything.
First, it may tempt some people into committing acceptable but unnecessary changes,just to prevent their commit access from expiring.
When a person is granted commit access, even for a sub-area of the repository, what they actually receive is a password that allows them to commit anywhere in the project.
Assuming the committers agree,one of them mails the new developer and offers him direct commit access to the project's repository.
To pick the most obvious example,an incoming developer can't inherit commit access from an outgoing one(see«Money Can't Buy You Love» later in this chapter), so if the new developer doesn't already have commit access, he will have to submit patches until he does.
After a couple of weeks of solid activity by Mike, someone(I can't remember if itwas a CollabNet developer or not) proposed him for commit access, and he was accepted, as we knew he would be.
We liked your patches, but haven't seen enough of them yet," or"We appreciate all your patches, but they required considerable adjustments before they could be applied,so we don't feel comfortable giving you commit access yet.
Finally, you can get things started on the right foot byautomatically granting all committers of the original project commit access to the fork, including even those who openly disagreed with the need for a fork.
In the Subversion project, we put this information right in the developer guidelines document,since the people most likely to be interested in how commit access is granted are those thinking of contributing code to the project.