1000 Commits
Posted: Sun May 23, 2010 11:05 pm
I've just made the thousandth commit to the main Ren'Py development branch. For those who don't know, I use a version control system known as bazaar to manage Ren'Py development. Each time I make a change to Ren'Py, I commit it to the branch. This lets me see what's changed, revert to a good version if I've made a mistake, share the code with the world, and so on. While some commits are single line changes, others are large. This is an arbitrary milestone, but it's a milestone nonetheless. We should have cake.
For the record, the 1000th commit implemented the screen language if statement, and also fixed a minor bug in screens.
The current branch begins in 2006, when I imported Ren'Py into subversion. It was later migrated to bazaar. In that time, 321 files changed. These changes include 97,235 insertions and 25,226 deletions. changed lines count as an insertion and deletion.
tl;dr version: We should have cake.
For the record, the 1000th commit implemented the screen language if statement, and also fixed a minor bug in screens.
The current branch begins in 2006, when I imported Ren'Py into subversion. It was later migrated to bazaar. In that time, 321 files changed. These changes include 97,235 insertions and 25,226 deletions. changed lines count as an insertion and deletion.
tl;dr version: We should have cake.