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On Sat, Mar 25, 2006 at 06:00:49PM -0500, Aron Griffis wrote: |
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> Ryan Phillips wrote: [Sat Mar 25 2006, 01:47:51AM EST] |
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> > It sounds to me like the overlays would benefit of using git/cogito. |
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> > The Linux Kernel uses this DVCS to full affect. Pulling changes from |
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> > other repositories, and even receiving email patches pushed from |
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> > people not having their own official repository (or repository http |
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> > or ssh accessible). Any git checkout is a branch, so its easy to |
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> > stay up to date with the mainline tree and still work on personal |
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> > branches. |
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> Most of the other DVCSs are easier to use than git, and just as |
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> powerful or more. IMHO git is used for Linux mostly because Linus |
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> wrote it, rather than it being the best tool for the job. |
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Well, I find it easier to understand than many other DVCSs out there... |
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In fact I don't think it is difficult to use in any way. Maybe pre-1.1 |
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versions had some syntax weirdnesses, but the 1.2 series are really easy |
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to use and understand... |
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> > I think git/cogito might be the solution. It works for a highly |
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> > distributed kernel development, which would be similar to the way |
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> > the overlays would work. Gentoo User A would checkout the kde |
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> > overlay, make some changes, cg-commit them to their own overlay, and |
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> > submit the patches upstream via an email requesting a pull, or |
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> > emailing them patches directly with a git-mkmail command. |
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> *shrug* All possible with the other DVCSs, generally easier to use, |
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> and harder to screw up your repo. |
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How would you screw your repo using normal Git commands ? |
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Cheers, |
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Ferdy |
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Fernando J. Pereda Garcimartín |
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Gentoo Developer (Alpha,net-mail,mutt,git) |
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