[CMake] List-Id header changed?

[Hendrik Sattler]

Hi,

why was the list id header in this last mail changed to "Cross-Platform Make <cmake.public.kitware.com>"?

I just imagine the total time for everyone to adapt their filter rules...

Regards

HS


On 13. Juni 2014 19:57:08 MESZ, Matthew Woehlke <mw_triad at users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
>On 2014-06-12 06:18, Adam Strzelecki wrote:
>>> [why does 'cmake .' configure something but 'cmake' does not?]
>> 
>> It is clear to me that out-of-source builds are better for many
>reasons, but I don't see how `cmake` dumping 3 pages of usage not
>mentioning anything about that lets user to understand that.
>> 
>> Moreover there is a lack of consequence whether path argument is
>obligatory or not, because `cmake -GNinja` or `cmake -DDUMMY=1` works
>in source directory without needing to specify extra dot.
>
>Um. Wow. I had to try that to believe it really works. That feels like
>a
>bug to me :-). (It also means the usage lies; the usage implies that
>the
>path is required, but apparently not...)
>
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