My Open Source Contributions
Here I've listed some of my contributions to a handful of open-source projects.
Typically for a GNU project that expects changes as either a single patch or a
crafted patchset I'll make a fork and build up my changes using a wip-…
branch, then squash the commits into a new non-WIP branch and use that for the
merge request or git format-patch ….
Then when I get review comments I'll make the review edit on the wip-… branch
and destructively apply the change to the non-WIP branch and force-push the
merge request commit. This is cumbersome but strikes a good balance between
preserving history and producing a clean patch.
GNU Guix
Upstream Codeberg / My working fork
git shortlog --author 'lee.p.thomp@gmail.com' HEAD
Lee Thompson (19):
gnu: Add rust-emacs-0.19.
gnu: Add parinfer-rust-emacs.
gnu: Add emacs-track-changes.
gnu: Add emacs-parinfer-rust-mode.
gnu: parinfer-rust-emacs: Update to 0.4.7.
gnu: emacs-parinfer-rust-mode: Corrected missing path separator in subsitution
gnu: emacs-eros: Update to 0.1.0.
gnu: Add emacs-bqn-mode.
gnu: Add font-apl385.
gnu: Add font-apl333.
gnu: bqn-sources: Update to 5880fa15.
gnu: Add cbqn-sources.
gnu: Add replxx-sources
gnu: Add singeli-sources
gnu: cbqn-bootstrap: Update to 0.9.0.
gnu: Add cbqn-combined-source.
gnu: cbqn: Update to 0.9.0.
gnu: Add font-kawkab-mono.
gnu: Add book-emacs-lisp-elements.
GNU Emacs
Project repo page / My working fork on Codeberg
git shortlog --author 'lee.p.thomp@gmail.com' HEAD
Lee Thompson (1):
Add new input method for Syriac, Syriac (phonetic)
GNU Guile
Upstream Codeberg / My working fork
git shortlog --author 'lee.p.thomp@gmail.com' HEAD
Lee Thompson (1):
Correct read behaviour of dotted-circle combining character literals
Org Mode
git shortlog --author 'lee.p.thomp@gmail.com' HEAD
Lee Thompson (2):
doc/org-manual.org (Header and sectioning structure): Corrected info mixup
lisp/ox-md.el: New mixed-style option for `org-md-headline-style'