Martin Paljak wrote: > > I'm happy to help set up git hosting on opensc-project.org. > > The nature of git does not need a central git repository.
But releases do, so there's usually a single repo someplace that is a little bit more official than everything else. > If git would be to used, I'd go for github, Works great - as long as everyone is comfortable using it. > Additionally, "traditional" setups (like IDE-s, corporate > environments, windows etc) work well with SVN which is not true for > git. git can be used just like svn, but with all the benefits. > Eventually, what is the "official source code channel" and how > developers work and share the code does not have to match. .. > Using SVN as the master repository, at least now, is good for > backwards compatibility with peoples minds and existing tools. Sure thing! But sometimes it's good to just rip the bandaid off too. :) //Peter _______________________________________________ opensc-devel mailing list opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-devel
