Concatenate ChangeLog.pre-0-17 and ChangeLog.pre-1-22

[techee]

These files aren't updated (and probably read by anyone) any more and
it's better to have less "garbage" files in the root.

[techee]

A cheesy way to improve my diffstats ;-)

[elextr]

Can't we just delete them? They will still be in git, just go back to 1.26.

On 7 January 2016 at 06:56, Jiří Techet notifications@github.com wrote:

A cheesy way to improve my diffstats ;-)

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[techee]

@elextr Yeah, maybe. But it could still be useful when looking at some old commit to understand what it does and when the old SVN commit message isn't sufficient (haven't really checked if the old commit messages contain the same info but sometimes even just rephrased description may help).

[elextr]

@techee if you checkout an old commit the changelogs will come back :)

[techee]

@elextr Yeah, but if there's still some possibility it could be useful, I think we shouldn't hide it this way.

What about "rm -rf *"ing everything in the geany directory, committing it and saying "just checkout an older commit to get the Geany code"? ;-)

[elextr]

​myeh, do whatever, its not worth arguing about :)​

On 8 January 2016 at 07:52, Jiří Techet notifications@github.com wrote:

@elextr https://github.com/elextr Yeah, but if there's still some
possibility it could be useful, I think we shouldn't hide it this way.

What about "rm -rf *"ing everything in the geany directory, committing it
and saying "just checkout an older commit to get the Geany code"? ;-)

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[b4n]

Why not, and LGTM

[b4n]

(here go your diffstats :))