On 03/15/2014 08:05 PM, Fernando de Oliveira wrote: > Em 15-03-2014 14:01, Armin K. escreveu: > > >> git server instructions >> for BLFS. So it might take some time unless someone beats me to it. > > I don't know how you are thinking. This subjects is extremely > disagreeable for me to discuss. But I have to. > > > One thing I do not understand is: systemd wants a BLFS version, because > of that, BLFS has to change. I have seen gnucash transition from svn to > git. IIRC, almost one year with both versions, testing. Commits in svn, > then mapped somehow in git. Many many problems, ghosts branches > appearing, master disappearing, only later svn was turned off. > > As in CLFS, where there are git for the books and svn for the > patches, why would not create a git version of LFS-Systemd? This would > serve as a proof -f concept. Then it would be shown to work ok, and then > try to create a map from svn to git versions, and when everyting is > prooed, create the BLFS-systemd git, mapped from aa BLFS-systemd svn, > this mapped from a BLFS svn, and only when nothing else could be done, > perhaps, we would need start considering a discussion about alternatives. > > >>From a basic logic, before even creating BLFS-systemd, there is no need > to discuss anything. First create LFS-systemd git, then proof the > concept, show how things could be done, then go to BLFS-systemd in svn > and/or git, show the problems you have to maintain it in sync with BLFS, > and then lets start discussing. > > I am not feeling very comfortable, discussing this, but I have to. > > I curse the day when systemd ate udev inside the monster that it is. > > We are all in peace, a lot of difficulties to get the book updated, and > then, have to think about this other subject. > > I went to the site that Bruce created. Could do nothing there. It is the > same felling I have when I need some info from sites using git. >
The git server instructions will be there for everyone, not just for LFS - same way as the svn server instructions. As for BLFS, I already told that I won't be maintaining BLFS in any way (not even for systemd) even if it migrated to git. I have already converted LFS, BLFS, JHALFS (not entire ALFS repository, it has a bit strange layout), PATCHES and WWW (www2 on lfs server) and everything is hosted on my laptop. It's accessible from outside, send me a message off list if you want to check it out. -- Note: My last name is not Krejzi. -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
