I am not a big fan of git, but some people really love it. Anyway, i agree with Jorge: i see it almost impossible to make OSOR feature git in the short term
> Besides what you talk about using git with java, there would be also how > git works on windows, I thought it's also an issue isn't it? Git is not a problem in windows, I use it and it works quite ok. There is no eclipse integration (AFAIK) and there is a (terribly bad) GUI, but then there is git bash, which works fine. Regards Victor 2011/4/29 Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas <[email protected]>: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > El 29/04/11 09:23, Andrés Maneiro escribió: >> 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 > > Yes some osgeo projects are moving to git and nowadays they have an > active ticket about trying trac with git. > > Besides what you talk about using git with java, there would be also how > git works on windows, I thought it's also an issue isn't it? > > Moving from one infrastructure to another is an strategic decision and I > think we should first know witch is the status and mid term plans for > OSOR.eu forge and services. > > - -- > Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas > gvSIG Team at Prodevelop > Technical Collaborations Manager > http://www.gvsig.org > http://www.gvsig.com > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) > Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ > > iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJNumliAAoJEAOYD75lvHdByykH/jFluSwZ0mNaJfntj/VpVrOi > QwDQzuCV0lN6uoliijU6DlFV4qRdyqlPNydWAZNTzeQtkC0/EMHlt9IY+UZCvhN9 > 4mnwLWpnFPdoHjJ3TuGKC9nK9tP3B1NzD6m2wL/aD04zJpoLcNll5T9Polj1+0oI > evOqHz4/7nZgXqhVVzV1QVs5cTiCCFzaFJjECOVZP0xn5+T4mwDGIU7KPz24Cg/2 > lstedOLvD4SvvGxYZFC3DY8M7mhvwFFGbU4LV4+u7nMJJuL4iHwLJ6g0qnK28QE4 > MYAr7tlm62SbZbMFsyhtMGdnpwOI0nEG8kCrkkd9wVhR1WlcxMgIMcvGY/cvVSg= > =Hc4Z > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > _______________________________________________ > gvSIG-desktop-TSC-pub mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.forge.osor.eu/listinfo/gvsig-desktop-tsc-pub > _______________________________________________ gvSIG-desktop-TSC-pub mailing list [email protected] https://lists.forge.osor.eu/listinfo/gvsig-desktop-tsc-pub
