Re: [Xorg] Reorganizing the xc/include directory

If you used bitkeeper you could do the branch with history without doing any
special commands. You could sync it to the trunk every day automatically unless
there is a merge conflict. It would track file renames in the history and do
merges that track the file renames. Plus bkbits provides a transparent bridge to
CVS for people that stick with it.

Just my occasional plug for bitkeeper. After using it on the kernel I have
concluded that it is way better than CVS. Just my opinion, I have nothing to do
with the company.

--- Keith Packard <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Around 16 o'clock on May 17, Egbert Eich wrote:
> 
> > Shall we start a branch on CVS so we can work on this together?
> > I'd be willing to help on this.
> 
> Sure. Got any idea what name we should use?  modular_include?  
> 
> We won't be able to use regular CVS commands to actually move the files as
> I'd like to preserve CVS history for them.
> 
> I suggest that we copy the ,v files into the new location in the
> repository.  We can then cvs rm the existing files so that old branches
> will still build (but will end up with copies of the files in both places).
> 
> -keith
> 
> 
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