One of the major GitHub social contributions to the community is the
ease of forking. I don't mean as part of a "contribution workflow",
but as a tool for getting an upstream team to change their attitude. A
famous case was Node.js and how it ended well (merged again -
http://anandmanisankar.com/po
People wanting to donate a feature or fix a bug with Subversion are
increasingly going to be happy with a Docker-based quick start. Most
F/OSS teams want tests too, and y'all are very strict there in that
regard, and someone who can write tests for your test-base covering
code for your codebase is
On Wed, Jun 19, 2019 at 6:36 AM Julian Foad wrote:
> Some time within the past year I looked for the best available Docker
> deployment of Subversion and found this:
>
> https://github.com/elleFlorio/svn-docker
> "Lightweight Docker image to build a container running an SVN server"
>
> It might b
Nathan Hartman wrote:
All of the above -- being mature, reaching the stability phase, etc --
is true of Subversion 1.x. It is _not_ true of "Subversion" without a
1.x after it.
[...]
Subversion 1.x is mature. Subversion 2.0 is now on the drawing board.
A very good point.
[...]
Prong 1: Everyt
Some time within the past year I looked for the best available Docker
deployment of Subversion and found this:
https://github.com/elleFlorio/svn-docker
"Lightweight Docker image to build a container running an SVN server"
It might be helpful as a starting point for creating a dev environment.
We don't handle GitHub pull requests well. Should we change something?
The issue:
- there is a "mirror" of svn source code on GitHub [1]
- that makes it look like people could submit pull-requests
- a (very) few people have tried to do so [2]
- it isn't integrated with our project work flow
- sv
Paul Hammant wrote:
Nobody is going to roll up to contribute to 1.x or 2.x Subversion if
there is no copy-pasteable instructions for building on Mac, Win and
Linux. And there's not - https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/subversion
/trunk/INSTALL - has no apt, nuget or homebrew advice [...]
That's
Paul Hammant wrote:
Michael Pilato wrote:
Paul Hammant wrote:
Nobody is going to roll up to contribute to 1.x or 2.x Subversion if
there is no copy-pasteable instructions for building on Mac, Win and Linux.
Is there an opportunity here for someone to whip up a Dockerized
development environ
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