[One (M7) Original Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
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So much bragging, so little understanding of the actual point being made...

Oh? Which? The first one, in which you linked me to a thread for CM10 (4.1) which is no longer being worked on? Or are you talking about your second link, in which you shared a "known issues" post that was updated once six days after it was posted and has not been updated in almost two months? Perhaps you can clarify it to me, because all you are currently doing is proving my point...

When they refer you to the thread, they're doing just that, referring you to the THREAD. Not the OP. My god you're irritating.

Since you have such exact and explicit requirements for what you want your simple list to be, what is stopping you from making it yourself? You are utterly deluded as to "what should be expected in nightlies". Not more than 3 or 4 days ago the entire CM tree put out a build for all devices that literally was completely broken. It DOES happen. You just don't want to think it does because it validates your own opinion. Source: https://plus.google.com/+CyanogenMod/posts/ArqL2Yw8tun

Wow. You're even worse than I thought. Let me lay out for you.

1. Take Nandroid.

2. Wipe, flash new ROM.

3. Don't flash GAPPS.

4. Boot into ROM, check all functionality.

5. Decide you aren't ready for it, restore Nandroid.

Nandroids with compression for the average person take 300 seconds. The flashing/boot process without GAPPS takes less than 60 seconds. Playing around with functions to test takes another 60 seconds. Restoring to your old Nandroid takes ~180 seconds. That's about 600 seconds in total. Which is ten minutes. Which apparently you don't have time for.

If you expect anyone to do any more than that to test a nightly build, you better be ready to pay hourly.

Dear dear, so insecure...I didn't say donating was useless, I just said you have delusions about being a community contributor to the ROM.

What the hell? When time permits? What, are you on dial-up internet or something? Are you manually searching by downloading the SQL database of the thread and searching it by hand? You've wasted SO much time *****ing to me about wanting a changelog. How much detailed information could you have given us by now if you decided to do the process described above? Hm? You have so much time to type out walls of indignant text but using search? Aw hells no.

So you do think that Codeworxx is terrible at managing his time then. Glad we got that out of the way.

You said "Steve sees the value and Steve has the time", which implies that you think our OP has neither, otherwise you wouldn't make such a point.

What you're doing is not respect, it's fricking ridiculous.

Let me get this straight.

You know how to get what you want done, but you don't have the time to do it.

You know what you're doing and you've rooted all your Android devices for decades or centuries or whatever, but taking a Nandroid and flashing without Gapps is not an option because you don't have the time to do it.

You have the tools to search for the information to seek, but you don't have the time for it.

You have all the time in the world to type out essays and essays about why we should have a post that explains what is working and what is not, but when it comes down to making this goddamn list you keep asking about, you can't make it yourself because.... yup, you guessed it, you don't have time for it.

I don't understand what exactly it is you DO have time for then, because you keep proving my point further and further with each wall of text that you continue to type.

You are either lazy (because you do not feel like doing it yourself), unknowledgable (because you do not know how to do it yourself), or simply unwilling (because you say that you know how but for whatever reason, aren't willing to follow through).

Which is it?

Please do note, this is utterly hilarious and great Friday night entertainment for me. We've spent hours discussing this right now, by this point I could have created an index of every single AOSP-based ROM and made a full spreadsheet of what is working and what is not, forget the simple list you keep preaching about.