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Re: shell commands in ReleaseNotes

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RCResul Cetin <resul-cetin@gmx.net>
Date
Sep 19, 2009, 22:40 UTC
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> Resul Cetin <Resul-Cetin@gmx.net> writes:
> > Real nice idea to create an overview about changes in a repository for
> > writing a releasenotes. But how is it real used by the maintainer?
> 
> Open the file, go to the beginning of the scriptlet and mark (\C-SP), go
> to the end (\M->), feed it to shell (\M-| sh RET), open /var/tmp/1 and
> read it over while cutting the updated definition of O=.
> 
> Everything done in Emacs, no need for any extra editor.
Ah, thanks. Looks like a good workflow.
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