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On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 7:42 AM, Diego Elio Pettenò |
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<flameeyes@×××××××××.eu> wrote: |
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> On 09/01/2013 13:37, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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>> Translation: "We all know that there are lots of things that would be a |
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>> hell of a lot easier if we weren't the only project in the world still |
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>> using CVS, but the Git migration is never going to happen, so |
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>> mentioning it just makes everyone angry." |
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> No, since you don't seem to speak proper English I'll translate it properly: |
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> "I don't really give a fuck about the Git migration at this point |
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> because I have other things to care about, somebody else is taking care |
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> of it. On the other hand, I'm tired of half the threads on this bloody |
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> mailing list to end up discussing back-and-forth about the Git |
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> migration... |
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The problem with this logic is that the topic is still quite relevant |
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to Gentoo, and building more and more hacks into how we handle |
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packages to make up for the fact that we're not using git means that |
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there are going to be more and more hacks to undo when the time for |
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the switch actually comes. |
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It is really not productive to have 3 people working on switching to |
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git, and 10 people working on adding more blockers to the migration. |
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Logic that depends on cvs keywords in ebuilds should be considered |
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deprecated now. Logic that creates serial numbers that are going to |
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change in six months should be considered deprecated before it is |
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implemented (unless nobody cares that they're going to change). |
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> especially when half the people posting have no idea of |
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> what's going on, are not involved in the migration, or expect said |
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> migration to solve all the issues of the world, poverty included." |
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Well, they'll solve this particular set of issues, and therefore the |
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topic is quite relevant. Those who are knowledgeable are welcome to |
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reply - such replies will be more helpful than blanket "don't talk |
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about git" posts. |
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Rich |