Rob Miller <robm@...> writes:

>>> i won't touch personalities, though, per ross's request.  i'll leave
>>> the existing migration code in there, even though it will have become
>>> redundant (and will possibly be interfering with the other code) at
>>> that point.
>>
>> I haven't requested that you don't touch personalities.  Please feel
>> free to make contributions to personalities.  And if you're going to
>> leverage your weight to override my wishes for my migration code, then
>> please feel free to make commits that disable any code that conflicts
>> with your changes to prevent personalities from breaking.  Just do so
>> without *removing* any code.  At any rate, I certainly do wish for you
>> or anyone else who wishes to make contributions to "touch"
>> personalities.
>
> when you say to do so w/o removing any code, does this mean that you
> want me to leave the vestigial (i.e. unexecuted) code in the product?
> you'd rather have it come down in an svn checkout, even though it
> should never be run, than have the product only contain actual working
> code?  you know that the history is still preserved in the svn repo,
> right?

I wanted you to do as I asked, leave the code in there.  You deleted
the files.  Please restore them.  Yes I am aware of the capabilities
of svn, but please reverse your deletions of
personalities/trunk/Extensions/cmfmember.py and
personalities/trunk/migration in tunk.  Thank you.

Ross