Maybe we should set up a hudson job that just does an svn update and
checks all updated files to make sure they match a certain regex and
fails if they don't. Then we'd emails in a matter of minutes saying
we'd forgotten to update the headers. Of course, if owned the svn repo
would just add precommit hooks to validate before the files are even
committed.
On 6/7/10 6:13 PM, Jason Lee wrote:
> It has sunk in and I've actually been trying pretty hard to make sure
> I have headers, but, obviously, missed a few. I blame NetBeans and
> comment folding. :)
>
> I'll dig around and find those files...
>
> On 6/7/10 5:01 PM, Bill Shannon wrote:
>> Pretty soon we'll be updating all the copyright headers in all files
>> to switch from Sun to Oracle copyrights. In preparation for that, I've
>> been doing a bit of cleanup.
>>
>> By now you should *ALL* know that any new source file added to the
>> workspace *MUST* have a copyright header. The message hasn't quite
>> sunk in for some of you. In particular, here's the people who are
>> still struggling with this, and the number of files they've checked
>> in with no copyright header:
>>
>> 8 bnevins
>> 4 cheeser
>> 4 jdlee
>> 3 dochez
>> 2 mk111283
>>
>> Since we just cleaned all this up in January, these are relatively
>> recent
>> problems.
>>
>> Please, guys, let's be more careful.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
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