Closed jeking3 closed 7 years ago
@Lastique Please set milestone to v1.66.0 for this issue.
@Lastique I just noticed that my company email was used as the commit author instead of my apache.org email. It should be "jking@apache.org". Is there any way to fix that in the history, or is it impossible now that it was merged?
It is possible to rewrite history on develop, but that will cause inconsistencies with the superproject (i.e. some commits in the superproject will be referring to a non-existent commit in Boost.WinAPI). Unless you really want to change that email (e.g. it might get you in trouble with your employer or something) I would prefer to avoid doing this. Please, let me know if you still want me to do this.
I figured it would be painful - we'll let it be.
On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 4:37 PM, Andrey Semashev notifications@github.com wrote:
It is possible to rewrite history on develop, but that will cause inconsistencies with the superproject (i.e. some commits in the superproject will be referring to a non-existent commit in Boost.WinAPI). Unless you really want to change that email (e.g. it might get you in trouble with your employer or something) I would prefer to avoid doing this. Please, let me know if you still want me to do this.
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We need a suite of tests that exercise the large number of compile-time branches in the project and ensure compatibility with Visual Studio versions (2010 through 2017) and older MinGW 32-bit and newer MinGW-x64.