[Kolab-devel] Switching the Kolab server to GIT?
Christoph Wickert
wickert at kolabsys.com
Mon Nov 15 10:33:31 CET 2010
On Friday 12 November 2010 18:31:57 Mathieu Parent wrote:
> > 2. It's not only upstream projects that use GIT but also downstream
> > packaging efforts like Debian, Fedora or SUSE. Our repo would be a chain
> > link from upstream to downstream.
>
> Not exactly true. Debian uses CVS, SVN, git, hg, bazaar, ... Each team
> uses its preferred tool (or the historical one, like the kernel
> maintainers who will switch from svn to git soon). SVN is the more
> widely used : <http://upsilon.cc/~zack/stuff/vcs-usage/> and git is
> the more widely DVCS one.
>
> Currently the pkg-kolab Debian team is using SVN.We will probabbly
> switch to whatever Kolab is using.
Thans a lot for this correction and especially the link. Of course I knew that
pkg-kolab is using SVN, but I was under the impression that only some teams
used their own VCS and the rest all is in GIT. Obviously I was wrong, still
GIT is by far the most poular VCS in Debian. Fedora has switched from CVS to
GIT recently, not sure was SUSE uses though.
> 9. This should be me, but I sometimes get a complete mess with hg when
> trying to merge or switch branch with local changes.
Let me assure you that it's not only you. ;)
> 10. We can have a centralized behavior in git by using: "git config
> branch.master.rebase true" (the local clone should not be published).
Good idea. Thanks for yor input, Matthieu.
More opinions, suggestions, thoughts or rants anybody?
Regards,
Christoph
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