Re: crm versions in CVS

Corey Halpin wrote:

>   Unless I'm mistaken, git supports sending patches via email.
> 
>   Why not set up a mailing list, and just have everyone mail patches to that 
> when they wish to commit.  Anyone who wants a copy of the git repo could (in 
> theory, at least) just have a procmail rule to apply anything from that 
> mailing list.
>   I'm skimming git-format-patch and git-am, which make it look like this might 
> at least be possible in theory.

AFAIK it is usually presumed that there will be an "official" git 
repository, the one that is maintained by the project leader, and from 
which the "official distributions" are produced. Everyone can sync from 
that repository and *not* make changes to their own copy, to stay in the 
"main line". Those willing to experiment may make changes to their local 
copies of the  repositories; and pulling changes from one repository and 
merging them into another should be "as painless as possible". Of course 
there can be "mirrors" of the repositories, and I am willing to maintain 
one such mirror.

disclaimer: I am by no means an expert in git.

Eugene

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