On 07/27/17 15:42, Peter Dimov via Boost wrote:
Andrey Semashev wrote:
https://pdimov.github.io/boostdep-report/develop/module-levels.html#level:5
I don't quite understand what level means.
Level is an artificial measure computed by placing all modules with no dependencies at level 0, those that depend on level 0 on level 1, and so on.
But there are modules within level 5 that depend on other modules in level 5. And also other modules that only depend on level 4 (e.g. exception).
I don't quite remember how we moved headers between submodules in the past. I think it required someone with commit rights to both submodules?
In the past I moved headers along with their history by exporting the commits to a text file and then applying that in the target repo, but I think that's too much trouble for little worth. We could just remove it from utility and commit it to iterator.
I think history is worth retaining.
In any case, I don't mind if next_prior.hpp along with its tests and docs is moved to Boost.Iterator, just let me know what I can do.
I see you're already on the "utility" team, I can add you to the "iterator" team if Edward doesn't object?
I'd be ok with that.