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Ovid <curtis.poe@gmail.com> writes: > On Thu, Jun 30, 2022 at 8:08 PM Paul "LeoNerd" Evans <leonerd@leonerd.org.uk> > wrote: > >> I've just started the implementation of `use feature 'class'`. I >> thought I'd let people know this, and also draw attention to some >> tidying-up PRs I've created in the process. >> >> The main body of work is sitting on my tree at >> >> https://github.com/leonerd/perl5/tree/feature-class >> >> (though I often rebase + force-push it so I don't really suggest anyone >> else keeps a long-lived checkout from it) >> >> Of particular note is the set of unit tests for the class system that >> I've added in the `t/class/` directory. Those being plain Perl should >> be readable to anyone, and give an overview of where we're aiming, as >> well as what state we're currently in. There's not a lot there yet but >> I hope to expand on it in the coming weeks. > > > > This is fantastic news, Paul! Thanks :) > > Given that forking off of that isn't workable, Why not? Github allows forks of forks, or you can just add Paul's fork as a remote to your local checkout, if you already your own fork of perl/perl5. Just make sure you `git pull --rebase` (or `git config branch.<name>.rebase true` to make it automatic), so your local changes get rebased on top of the remote changes, rather than creating messy history full of merge commits. - ilmariThread Previous | Thread Next