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On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 1:51 AM, Malcolm J. Currie <[log in to unmask]>wrote: > > Or is that date simply when you originally fixed it in your local tree >> (arguably not important to the historical record)? >> > > Hee-hee-hee. The latter. It's for my benefit. The goalposts moved > before I could commit along with other changes from updating MSTATS & > CHANMAP for the new estimators as MSTATS segments (but I don't think as a > result of my August 3 changes). Juggling too many balls while all the > computers are misbehaving then stuff that was working fails in bizarre > fashions. > So please use the --date option to git commit rather than contaminating the log message itself. I still can't get github access to work properly from home for submodules. > So I've duplicated changes in the office. > why? git submodule sync; git submodule update seems to work for everyone as far as I've heard. At least the repository is actually available... > > With this morning's crash who knows when I'll get back to where I was a > week ago before the power glitch took down ulaula. ORAC-DR crashes at > stats when I tried to see if David's fix to AST sorted MAKECUBE, which had > been going fine even with the July 20 modifications. The failing monolith > might have been early signs of malama's woes. Certainly performance was > slow especially accessing starlink. > -- Tim Jenness