Re: [Bug-gnubg] cvs restored

[Michael Petch]

I have a simple philosophy. Don't fix what's not broken.

On 04/06/09 9:19 PM, "保坂範行" <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hi.
> 
> Video: Linus on git
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
> Linus damned CVS/SVN in this video.
> I hope that you are not going to kill Linus. :D
> 
> hg is an another good choice,  too.
> I do not know much about it.
> 
>> (e.g. moving around files and keeping a sensible log),
> git mv and git log are not good enough for you?
> git bisect is a great tool. check it out.
> git cvsimport let you import CVS controlled code very easily.
> 
> Yes, there is a migration cost,  you have to learn if you don't know them.
> 
> Nori
> 
> 
> 2009/6/5 Christian Anthon <address@hidden>:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> the cvs repository has been restored on savannah. It is from a May 27 backup
>> which matches what I have locally. Feel free to test it, and commit to it.
>> 
>> As for moving to a different kind of VCS: I've looked a bit on git, and I
>> don't think it is for us right now. Possibly git has some advantages over
>> svn that I'm not aware of, but I believe subversion can do what we want
>> (e.g. moving around files and keeping a sensible log), and more importantly
>> the subversion clients are much better and more complete than the git ones.
>> 
>> As for moving to an alternative to savannah: while the service that savannah
>> provides isn't 100% in quality, I still feel that they have been reasonably
>> reliable and sufficient for our needs, and I know of no other service that
>> follows the GNU philosophy to the degree that savannah does.
>> 
>> Christian.
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