Hello Eduardo and thank you for these modifications ;)
It looks fine (even if I'm not able to test it right now ;) ).
We are still using 'last-modif' file but this file is managed by the dock, no need to modify it ;) (it's used to know if the dock has to update this applet or not).
But is it possible to modify the 'last-modif' entry of your Twitter applet in 'list.conf' file too? We regularly forgot it :)
Format is YYYYMMDD (this number has to be bigger each day)
Then, you can push your modifications on the main branch ;)
(or I can do that if you prefer)
Also: here is just a 2 tips/advices (mostly details):
* About the commit message, it's maybe better to start it with the name of the applet (just "Twitter: Updating (...)") => For more advices about the commit message, please have a look there: http://www.glx-dock.org/ww_page.php?p=Help%20us%20with%20BZR&lang=en#18-About%20the%20commit%20message
* No need to bump the version number of your applet if you don't change the .conf file (but you can do that if you want to have a detailed changelog for each modification but you can also have a version number and a lot of changes and in your ChangeLog file, you can add the date ;) )
Hello Eduardo and thank you for these modifications ;)
It looks fine (even if I'm not able to test it right now ;) ).
We are still using 'last-modif' file but this file is managed by the dock, no need to modify it ;) (it's used to know if the dock has to update this applet or not).
But is it possible to modify the 'last-modif' entry of your Twitter applet in 'list.conf' file too? We regularly forgot it :)
Format is YYYYMMDD (this number has to be bigger each day)
Then, you can push your modifications on the main branch ;)
(or I can do that if you prefer)
Also: here is just a 2 tips/advices (mostly details): www.glx- dock.org/ ww_page. php?p=Help% 20us%20with% 20BZR&lang= en#18-About% 20the%20commit% 20message
* About the commit message, it's maybe better to start it with the name of the applet (just "Twitter: Updating (...)") => For more advices about the commit message, please have a look there: http://
* No need to bump the version number of your applet if you don't change the .conf file (but you can do that if you want to have a detailed changelog for each modification but you can also have a version number and a lot of changes and in your ChangeLog file, you can add the date ;) )
Have a nice day,
Matt