Martin v. Löwis wrote:
> I think Fredrik Lundh points to svk at such occasions.
SVK makes it trivial to mirror a remote SVN repository, and make zillions
of local light-weight branches against that repository (e.g.one branch
per bug you're working on); see e.g.
http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/SvkHelp
for a brief tutorial.
I think you can set things up so others can work against your local
repository, but I haven't done that myself. anyone here knows more
about this ?
(if that turns out to be hard, it's trivial to work with patch sets under
SVK).
</F>
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