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On Thu, 2004-01-22 at 09:43, Paul de Vrieze wrote: |
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> On Thursday 22 January 2004 15:03, Brad House wrote: |
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> > Correct me if I'm wrong, but the gentoo development community |
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> > as a whole would probably have to switch to something other |
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> > than CVS. In my experience from CVS, trying to merge back |
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> > in changes from 2 different branches are nearly impossible (if |
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> > we wanted to merge in changes from the 'unofficial' branch). |
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> > Personally, I don't have time to learn some other system at this |
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> > point in time, so I'd vote against this. Please correct me if |
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> > I'm wrong on the merging front there, but I use it every day |
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> > at work, and it's one of the things that gets to me most about |
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> > CVS. |
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> I think that indeed subversion is superior to CVS, especially on the part |
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> where you want to look at changesets and merging. Maybe we could test |
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> subversion, but we might want to wait until the 1.0 version is released |
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> for actual use (is going to be rather soon now) |
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Funny enough, we were talking about this over dinner. It pretty much |
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came down to Kurt (klieber) saying that there was no way we were going |
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to be using such an unstable product for THE main function of our entire |
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distribution. This doesn't mean that it will not happen. It just means |
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that subversion has a long way to go before it would be usable by |
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Gentoo. Maybe it will be 1.0... but maybe it won't be until 3.7... who |
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knows? |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Developer, Gentoo Linux |
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Games Team |
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Is your power animal a pengiun? |