David Laight wrote:
> > You checked it in!  That means you're done, and you've tested it, and
> > you are ready for others to test!
> 
> Correct, that parts that are checked in should work.
> Indeed part of the reason for checking them in is to get additional
> exposure.
> 
That means the documentation has to be updated so that folk can try it. 
It doesn't "work" until usable by others.


> That doesn't mean that all the changes I'm going to make are checked in.
> It really would be too hard to see what had happened if all the changes
> were commited at once.
> 
Sure.  That wasn't the point.
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