Re: Gitlab Migration

[Daniel Martín]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>
> I do almost everything inside Emacs.  Once I've got bug report in
> Emacs, as part of reading email, I use the Emacs facilities to work on
> it: the code inspection features like M-. and "M-x grep", Lisp
> evaluation, Help commands, etc.  I do use the debbugs package, albeit
> rarely, mainly when I need to work on large numbers of bugs.
>
> For search, I use the Debbugs Web form (but I rarely need that,
> either); I also have email search set up, but that's also rarely
> needed.
>
> For code review, it is important for me to be able to do the following
> basic tasks efficiently while reviewing the patch:
>
>   . find code in Emacs
>   . copy code from Emacs's sources to the review text
>   . spell-check what I write and fix typos
>   . run Git commands, including forensics and patch application
>   . read past discussions of the same or related issues
>
> Does this answer your question?

Thanks, yes, that is very informative.