>> We intend to move Emacs's main repository from CVS to Bzr (tho not >> immediately, but in the mean time we have a read-only mirror that allows >> us to try things out and see how/if things work). I heard that there's >> some preliminary support for Bzr on savannah, what does it look like? >> >> Since Bzr supports the "sftp" access method, we can of course in the >> worst case temporarily (ab)use some space on arch.sv.gnu.org, but I'd >> much rather use something a bit cleaner if possible.
> It looks like this (test repository): > - read-only access (hpss): > bzr branch bzr://cvs.sv.gnu.org/administration/repo1 > - write access (ssh): > bzr push bzr+ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/administration/repo1 > - slow "dump-protocol" access (http): > bzr branch http://cvs.sv.gnu.org/b/administration/repo1 > There's no direct shell access. > We can instanciate a repository for Emacs. > This hasn't been extensively tested, consider this beta service :) Doesn't sound much more appealing than abusing sftp://arch.sv.gnu.org. But please do tell me when savannah's support of Bzr is a bit more "mature" ;-) Stefan
