On 5 October 2010 18:44, Curtis Hovey <email address hidden> wrote:
> It is because of the large amount of data. Merging was expected to be
> used for unused/little accounts. Launchpad did not consider that users
> would want multiple accounts.
>
> We are adding infrastructure to support long merges next week. We can
> begin moving the merge code into an async process that will send an
> email when it is complete. We do not expect the work to be complete for
> many months, but it will be usable by November.
>
Thank you for the quick follow-up.
The second account I want to merge didn't come into existence because
I was using two, but because Launchpad was just a tad bit quicker with
importing translations from GNOME into Launchpad than I could validate
my new email address. Since then, many new translations and Bazaar
commits have been made using that email address, so data which I
consider important to associate with my account has been piling up a
lot.
On 5 October 2010 18:44, Curtis Hovey <email address hidden> wrote:
> It is because of the large amount of data. Merging was expected to be
> used for unused/little accounts. Launchpad did not consider that users
> would want multiple accounts.
>
> We are adding infrastructure to support long merges next week. We can
> begin moving the merge code into an async process that will send an
> email when it is complete. We do not expect the work to be complete for
> many months, but it will be usable by November.
>
Thank you for the quick follow-up.
The second account I want to merge didn't come into existence because
I was using two, but because Launchpad was just a tad bit quicker with
importing translations from GNOME into Launchpad than I could validate
my new email address. Since then, many new translations and Bazaar
commits have been made using that email address, so data which I
consider important to associate with my account has been piling up a
lot.
Regards,
Sense Hofstede