[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Richard Lowe
Bill Sommerfeld writes: > On Mon, 2007-08-13 at 14:30 -0700, Mike Kupfer wrote: >> Another alternative would be to let users plug in their favorite 3-way >> merge tool, such as the text-based thing that Dave Powell recently >> wrote. > > +1 from me. ideally you'd just use whatever hg merge would

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Bill Sommerfeld
On Mon, 2007-08-13 at 14:30 -0700, Mike Kupfer wrote: > Another alternative would be to let users plug in their favorite 3-way > merge tool, such as the text-based thing that Dave Powell recently > wrote. +1 from me. ideally you'd just use whatever hg merge would use. I would be annoyed if I had

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Richard Lowe
Stephen Lau writes: > Mike Kupfer wrote: >>> "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: >> >> Rich> I don't seem to have a copy of wx2hg that looks like it would need >> Rich> to merge >> >> See attached. >> >> Rich> (and, beyond that, I'm yet to see an occaision where it would need >> Rich> to merge).

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Richard Lowe
Mike Kupfer writes: > wx2hg assumes that gpyfm is available for doing any necessary 3-way > merges. If we keep that simple dependency, then I can't putback wx2hg > into onnv-gate before gpyfm lands in the gate. I don't seem to have a copy of wx2hg that looks like it would need to merge (and, be

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Mike Kupfer
> "Mike" == Mike Kupfer writes: Mike> Okay, I'll invoke $HGMERGE if it's defined, otherwise gpyfm. Hmm. To be consistent with Mercurial, I guess the default should be hgmerge, not gpyfm. mike

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Jim Walker
Stephen Lau wrote: Good point. I guess it can wait until we put back the other tools changes. Are we going to cherry-pick what's in onnv-scm, or are we just going to putback everything in the onnv-scm usr/src/tools? >>> I think we'll probably end up putting back everything in onnv-

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Mike Kupfer
> "Bill" == Bill Sommerfeld writes: Bill> ideally you'd just use whatever hg merge would use. Okay, I'll invoke $HGMERGE if it's defined, otherwise gpyfm. mike

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Stephen Lau
Richard Lowe wrote: > Stephen Lau writes: > >> Mike Kupfer wrote: "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: >>> Rich> I don't seem to have a copy of wx2hg that looks like it would need >>> Rich> to merge >>> >>> See attached. >>> >>> Rich> (and, beyond that, I'm yet to see an occaision where it wo

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Stephen Lau
Mike Kupfer wrote: >> "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: > > Rich> I don't seem to have a copy of wx2hg that looks like it would need > Rich> to merge > > See attached. > > Rich> (and, beyond that, I'm yet to see an occaision where it would need > Rich> to merge). > > This is to handle convers

[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Mike Kupfer
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[scm-migration-dev] wx2hg and gpyfm dependency

2007-08-13 Thread Mike Kupfer
on to other stuff. mike PS. I've attached the most recent man page. -- next part -- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: wx2hg.pdf Type: application/pdf Size: 4947 bytes Desc: wx2hg man page URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/scm-migration-