RCS Discussion
Matthew Dillon
dillon at apollo.backplane.com
Sat Aug 9 09:50:07 PDT 2008
:Absolutely. I'd like to take this a step further: Mailing patches and
:explaining users how to apply the patch ("first revert patch #3, then
:apply this, then apply patch #3a") is bothersome. I'd like to be able to
:push my changes somewhere (like on a leaf "official private repo") and
:have people pull the changes from there.
I agree with this sentiment. Whatever we choose must facilitate
an ability by all DragonFly developers to serve out change sets
via their leaf accounts.
:> This would mean anonymous access and having the utility as part of base.
:> There may be a better strategy; I'm thinking in terms of the functionality
:> we use now with CVS and cvsup.
:
:I absolutely do not think that the tool has to be part of base. cvsup is
:not part of base either. An existing pkgsrc binary package on the iso
:shoud suffice.
:
:cheers
: simon
I want to huck cvsup into the dumpster. Whatever source system we use
needs to have a native remote update capability... and I think all the
ones we are currently contemplating already do, don't they? SVN and
GIT both certainly do.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon at backplane.com>
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