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On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 12:10 AM, Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net> wrote: |
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> Devs doing gentoo all day could easily do one or two pushes a day, with |
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> many commits in each. Those with less time might do the same work over |
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> several days or a week and might push just once or twice that week, if |
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> none of the changes are time-critical enough to be worth a more urgent |
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> push. |
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Maybe. |
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The real issue with that is going to be repoman. You can only push as |
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many commits as you can check in general, which means that if you try |
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to push changes to 14 unrelated packages at the same time it is going |
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to be a major hassle. |
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Perhaps if repoman were more git-aware it could just check packages |
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that had a modification. It will still be a limit on how much you can |
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push at once unless you push somewhat blindly. |
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Rich |
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