[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-05 Thread Richard Lowe
Stephen Lau writes: > Richard Lowe wrote: >> Mike Kupfer writes: >> >> "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: > But with Mercurial it could also be implemented as a tag in a single > gate workspace. > >>> Rich> No, it couldn't, tags introduce cha

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Richard Lowe
Mike Kupfer writes: >> "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: > >>> But with Mercurial it could also be implemented as a tag in a single >>> gate workspace. > > Rich> No, it couldn't, tags introduce changesets. > > Okay, but why is that a problem? Instead of , we > have plus one changeset to set t

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Richard Lowe
Mike Kupfer writes: >> "Ken" == Ken Erickson writes: > > Ken> I'm not sure throwing away the collective wisdom of 20 years worth > Ken> of gatekeepers is such a good idea. > > I agree, but I think we should try to separate out the "wisdom" parts > from the artifacts of the implementation. W

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Stephen Lau
Richard Lowe wrote: > Mike Kupfer writes: > > >>> "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: >>> But with Mercurial it could also be implemented as a tag in a single gate workspace. >> Rich> No, it couldn't, tags introduce changesets. >> >> Okay, but why is t

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Mike Kupfer
> "Rich" == Richard Lowe writes: >> But with Mercurial it could also be implemented as a tag in a single >> gate workspace. Rich> No, it couldn't, tags introduce changesets. Okay, but why is that a problem? Instead of , we have plus one changeset to set the tag. What am I missing? mike

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Mike Kupfer
> "Ken" == Ken Erickson writes: Ken> I'm not sure throwing away the collective wisdom of 20 years worth Ken> of gatekeepers is such a good idea. I agree, but I think we should try to separate out the "wisdom" parts from the artifacts of the implementation. For example, I (and others) want t

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Ken Erickson
>> Anyway, how will commit notifications be handled using hg? Has there >> been a policy decision about this? Will a hook be used to email >> the changes to a list? If so, then buglist really doesn't have >> to change much. > >Yes, they'd continue going to onnv-notify, at least in part. >buglis

[scm-migration-dev] fwd: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script

2007-10-04 Thread Mike Kupfer
Rich tried posting to the temporary list that Ken had set up, which didn't work, so he asked me to forward this. I think after this message we can all go back to using scm-migration-dev. mike --- Forwarded Message Subject: Re: thoughts about 'buglist' script From:Richard Lowe To: