Re: cvs->git?
Greg Troxel <[email protected]>
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I would like to see pkgsrc-wip community opinion on switching the
tracker from CVS to something more convenient.
I have just found OpenBSD ports wip runs on git
(http://gitorious.org/openbsd-ports-wip).
Well, CVS works and can work for another couple of years. But I believe
CVS may be just the most putting off issue for many new potential pkgsrc
contributors (and there is definitely a lack of them!).
Indeed CVS still works. I have switched to git for some things, and
find that
+ merging
+ working offline
+ letting non-committers contribute within the tool
- hard to understand
* people who don't get git yet will avoid projects in git
In pkgsrc-wip
we don't do merges
offline work would typically be "spiff up some package, and commit it
when back to the net", and
pretty much anyone can get a commit bit
almost everyone using pkgsrc-wip deals with real pkgsrc which is in
CVS, which means they already have CVS running and understand it
** no one has articulated any problems getting work done in wip within
CVS **
so for now I don't see any advantage in switching. When pkgsrc changes
to a different tool, pkgsrc-wip following would make sense.
You said "more convenient". Could you explain what you are doing now
that's hard in CVS that would be easier in git?
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