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SyncAssociation OK dialog #461

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SyncAssociation OK dialog #461

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Add Ok Dialog for changes executed.

@GaryGriffin GaryGriffin merged commit 033c511 into gramps-project:maintenance/gramps51 Oct 14, 2020
@GaryGriffin GaryGriffin deleted the maintenance/gramps51 branch October 14, 2020 21:34
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Typically you don't merge this your self but leave it to the developers ( @Nick-Hall / @sam-m888 / @prculley etc...) who have rights to
https://github.com/gramps-project/addons
so it can actually be rolled out to everyone eg: at the moment you have merged it but no one can see it!

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It is OK to merge the change, but an addon publisher will also need to publish it.

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GaryGriffin commented Oct 18, 2020 via email

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The rules are not very well defined for addons... So don't feel you are doing something wrong. Ordinarily one of the developers will merge the PR and build/release the addon all at the same time. In fact it is easier to do that as we don't have to sort out the already merged but unbuilt PRs to keep the build commits clean to a specific addon.

Until you are developing an addon that depends on changes made to Gramps master branch (different API or objects etc.) it is probably best to keep working in the current maintenance branch (gramps51).

I have been reluctant to merge anything changed related to the DNA Gramplet as that is Nick's code. Don't want to step on any toes... Same thing for Forms Gramplet. While I don't see any DNA changes here, I thought that this was in some way related to that...

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GaryGriffin commented Oct 19, 2020 via email

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