On 04/28/2011 04:09 PM, Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> >> So we want to know if it is possible to ask to osor for a git repository >> to migrate first osgVP, and if it has success consider to migrate gvSIG. >>
What do you think about asking osgeo to support git as well as svn in their trac instances? I know some other projects hosted by osgeo are moving to git nowadays (openlayers, qgis, etc) so I think you will get more energy there. Could be a good time to move under osgeo umbrella. Just a rant about java and git: keep in mind that most of java developers use what their eclipse support. Nowadays (last time I checked) the support for git isn't good enough in eclipse. Bottom line: maybe you will have some resistance from them. > I know people at Cartolab team are using Gitorious for some > NavTable/gvSIG development and I've done some tests with Víctor Olaya's Well, after using git for some years now, most of navtable developers are fluent with it. We have even tried to move to gitorious the codebase. But, needed to say, the lack of support for a good wiki, bugtracker and post-notice on commits were major issues for us. So we have prefered keep in OSOR even though the ugly tool it is. After all, due to our kind of work (working in parallel with gvsig trunk and coordinating ourselves: cartolab, icarto, external contributions, etc) we have became more or less fluent in git-svn too. So, changing wasn't a strong priority right now. best, amaneiro _______________________________________________ gvSIG-desktop-TSC-pub mailing list [email protected] https://lists.forge.osor.eu/listinfo/gvsig-desktop-tsc-pub
