> I will use git://git.apache.org/buildr.git as you mentioned in the other > post. Is there a chance that the github mirror will be updated? >
Unfortunately, we don't have any control over this. GitHub itself runs this mirror, and it does so in a way that isn't particularly reliable or expedient. I understand that they're trying to rectify such issues with this (and other OSS mirrors they run), but having just moved from Engine Yard to Rackspace probably muddies the waters somewhat. The mirror at apache.org is definitely the canonical one. It's kept up-to-date along with all the others by a script which sits on the commit mailing-list, so the mirror is never out of date for more than a minute or so (kudos to Jukka on that one). There are also a couple of forks run by us (the committers), but those generally include more than just the trunk/. For example, my fork (http://github.com/djspiewak/buildr) contains almost everything that's in trunk, but lays on top of that a ton of stuff that is not-quite-trunk-ready. Use at your own risk. :-) Daniel
