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From: Chris J. <cm...@te...> - 2010-03-04 17:00:13
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Hi On 04/03/10 16:06, Michael Foord wrote: > Well - you can already use Hg to talk to svn, and generating a patch > from a set of diffs is a single command. As can bzr :D > specifically - not as a general statement). It is also useful to have > contributions tracked on the issue tracker as I deal with them > sporadically. Centralised systems also have their advantages. :-) For my personal projects I quite like that people can leave me a patch in a bug or push a branch to launchpad and send me a merge request. I also often rework their efforts, but I can do that on a copy of their branch and then merge it into my trunk and keep all that lovely history :) It's notionally a centralised system because I use launchpad as my development hub and access to trunk is quite limited, but other people are able to fork and collaborate easily in the same environment. (Disclaimer, I'm a sysadmin at Canonical, so I have corporate ties to both bzr and launchpad). Cheers, -- Chris Jones cm...@te... www.tenshu.net |