On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 03:09:40PM -0500, Martin Owens wrote:
> Hey guys,
> 
> I've noticed that with the increase of people working on the code (which
> is great btw) there's loads of patches flying backwards and forwards.
> 
> Perhaps it's time to think about using a peer repository (git/bzr),
> instead of a central repository (cvs/svn). Unless the project just
> doesn't have the ability at the moment to do that.

I'm happy to accept patches on the list, if people don't mind that.

I'm also happy to import from other git repositories.  We already use git.
See http://repo.or.cz/w/barry.git

That is where I push from my local git repo.  I also have a script
that helps me push to an internal backup CVS repository, as well as the
Sourceforge CVS repository.  They are all the same.

If you prefer to use git, I encourage you to add a fork of the barry.git
project above, and push your changes there.  Then email the list when you're
ready for me to pull.  I like the 'fork' idea of the repo.or.cz site, even
though it is somewhat poorly named, because then everyone's fork is listed
at the bottom of the barry.git page, and everyone can try everyone else's
experimental tree.

(If you decide against creating a fork on repo.or.cz, please add a link
to the official barry.git site, from wherever your changes are located,
so newbies don't get lost.)

This is similar to the way the linux kernel does things (http://git.kernel.org)
and I think it would work well for us too.


> I've been working on bzr projects, and since my move away from svn, I
> have found contributing small changes to be very easy. Obviously hats
> off to launchpad for allowing me to be able to publish my branches and
> allow the owners to see that new code is available to merge. Having
> merge proposals which can be peer reviewed and commented upon.

I haven't used bzr, and I'm pretty happy with git, so I won't be changing.
Is it possible to push to a git repo from bzr?  I imagine it might be
possible to pull from a bzr repo using git, but I've never had occasion to
try it.

- Chris


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