On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Guillaume POIRIER <poirierg@gmail.com> wrote:
MPlayer and FFmpeg developement rules require to commit changes in a way that makes them as much readable and reviewable as possible.
So big changes are frown upon.
However, MPlayerOSX has been a one-man project so far (Nicolas Plourde), and I'm not sure what rule he followed so far. It may be a good idea to drop him a mail to has his that.
I did write him some time ago and he told me I could go ahead with the merge, though we didn't discuss any specifics. I do know the MPlayer rules and that's mostly why I want to discuss it here first. I've been steadily increasing the organization of the development, separating changes, tracking bugs or gathering feedback. I hope to continue this as part of the official MPlayer OSX project and to hopefully improve quality with more people looking at my changes. Though going back and breaking down all changes would be a huge effort and IMO not worth the time, which can be invested into advancing development instead. I can imagine doing either: * Merging Extended in one go, just like an initial import * Merging all ten revisions individually * Moving the Extended repo and disuse the current one
Did you try using the contact page of sourceforge?
I did try to find any info on the sourceforge page but wanted to ask here first before I contact them directly. Greetings Adrian