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We stopped updating ChangeLog files in 2021, and they are no longer
maintained.
If I want to see history, I use git log, so I don't use them for any purpose.
And they're in my way when I'm searching for files, grepping, or refactoring
using sed.
Move them out of the way, into a root-level directory named archive
(alternative names: legacy, deprecated, attic, stale, historical,
unmaintained).
Result of:
...
for f in $(find gdb* -name "ChangeLog*"); do
dir=$(dirname $f)
f=$(basename $f)
u=archive/$dir
mkdir -p $u
git mv $dir/$f $u/$f
done
...
Also drop ignoring ChangeLog files in some pre-commit tools.
A less impactful but also less effective change would be to move <dir>/ChangeLog
into <dir>/archive/ChangeLog.
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| .. | ||
| cc-with-tweaks.sh | ||
| check-file-mode.sh | ||
| check-gnu-style-pre-commit.sh | ||
| check-whitespace-pre-commit.py | ||
| codespell-dictionary.txt | ||
| codespell-ignore-words.txt | ||
| codespell-log.sh | ||
| dwarf-to-dwarf-assembler.py | ||
| expect-read1.c | ||
| expect-read1.sh | ||
| gdb-add-index.sh | ||
| license-check-new-files.py | ||
| pre-commit-setup.py | ||
| test_pubnames_and_indexes.py | ||
| words.sh | ||