Closed grhawk closed 7 years ago
Actually this was a useful and important attempt to clean up the depend mechanism. Basically the idea was that the whole dset/dget machinery was very cumbersome and one should have a way to access the depend machinery within the depend object. I think it would be useful to revive it.
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- newdep: Merged ~6 month ago... now ~270 commit behind master
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You mean the newdep-context? The newdep should have already been merged...
Oh. The idea was that we had to "deprecate" the dset/dget route and modify all of the code. We can discuss that on Monday
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You mean the newdep-context? The newdep should have already been merged...
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Time to get rid of some stale branches. Now that we merged in the new depend mechanism, newdep_context can go - I will delete it right now as this is quite a clear-cut case. Other proposals for stale branch removal should be posted here to see if there are objections.
Also, I would remove bias and all the half-assed REMD branches, unless they contain valuable stuff. @grhawk as far as I am concerned they can all go so if no-one objects and you find no leftover pieces of code worth looting, let's wipe 'em all out
Branches mentioned here have been deleted...
Branches
Simply behind master
Since there is nothing to loose deleting them, I would propose to delete them and recreate the useful ones when needed...
Easy to merge
(should just be merged, no threats)
Easy to merge with small revisions
(mostly due to the advances on the master)