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[eclipse.org-committers] Eclipse Repository best practices (was: CVS, SVN, What is appropriate use of this list)
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Hi all,
I
fully agree that a bug filed against the "Architecture Council"
component
is the right place for carrying on this discussion, so I just did
it:
Thanks for bringing the issue up here, and thanks for all input so
far.
Please continue discussions on the bug. I think it's on the
Architecture
Council's charter to have such discussions about Best Practices,
and
to articulate the Pros and Cons of various solutions.
As we are capturing arguments and (hopefully) gaining consensus,
the discussion sould eventually lead into creating a Wiki page about
the options, pros and cons that projects have with respect to their
Repository.
As a reminder, if you are interested in Recommendations made
by
the EAC, or if you want to bring up issue with the EAC, here is
how:
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical
Staff, Wind River
Target Management Project
Lead, DSDP PMC Member
At the E4 summit, I asked if we could do E4 on SVN so that a firm
I represent would be able to participate (they don't allow SSH through the
firewall under any circumstances). My suggestion went over like a lead
balloon due to people's frustrations with SVN and/or the SVN
tooling.
As a consequence, I'm glad we've been having this conversation
here. I don't know where else to start it.
But to improve the
signal/noise here, rather than respond to that here, I've responded more fully
on my blog (
http://coconut-palm-software.com/the_new_visual_editor),
which for unknown reasons was purged during the recent cleanup of Planet
Eclipse.
Back to this thread's topic:-->
I tend to agree with
Doug in the general case. While the original query was off-topic, I'm
not sad that we got to air concerns about the SVN tooling.
I also tend
to agree with Ed that perhaps it's time for those still interested in the
current discussion about [CVS|SVN\GIT|Mercurial] to open a Bug and let people
opt into the discussion there if they care.
Regards,
Dave
Orme
