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Oswald Buddenhagen f09783bb80 move changelog entry before the real footers
the change-id will be added at the end, which will look just plain
stupid if the other "real" footers come above the changelog.
also, a smart log author would integrate the changelog entry into the
flow of the message, so further up in the template is more natural.

Change-Id: I053840a81ea62f2e0ad1bd133f2e7a2692a6f2d6
Reviewed-by: Frederik Gladhorn <frederik.gladhorn@digia.com>
Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira <thiago.macieira@intel.com>
2013-10-08 15:44:55 +02:00

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# ==[ Subject: One line only short meaningful description for logs ]===|
# ==[ Details: Describe what changed and explain why it changed ]======|
# ==[ Footers: Uncomment and edit where applicable ]===================|
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# Change log entry (see below for instructions).
#[ChangeLog][][]
#
# One task per entry. Remember space after colon.
#Task-number:
#
# Solicit reviewers. They still need to use the Gerrit frontend.
#Reviewed-by:
#
# ==[ Please wrap at 72 characters ]===================================|
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# Remember to read http://wiki.qt-project.org/Commit_Policy
#
# Change log entry: If this commit adds a significant feature, fixes an
# issue or contains a behavior change that is relevant to others,
# add a change log entry. It can be multiple lines long and ends with an
# empty newline.
# Use the module name to indicate the area of the change e.g. [QtCore].
# Optionally specify a class or subtopic [QtNetwork][QSslSocket].
# Other common tags are: [General], [Important Behavior Changes],
# [Platform Specific Changes][Windows][OS X][Linux/XCB].
#
# [ChangeLog][module][class/topic] description of the really important
# change that was just made on several lines.