From: Duncan C. <dun...@wo...> - 2005-08-21 14:56:31
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On Sat, 2005-08-20 at 15:11 +0200, Gour wrote: > Duncan Coutts (dun...@wo...) wrote: > > Oh, so two-way sync can be done can it? > > Yes, it is supposed so. Well I might try the two way some time to see if it help me with accepting patches from external contributors via darcs send. I don't think we'll want to let the script loose on our cvs repo. I'd do all cvs commits manually. > > It might be useful for outside constributors to send us patches. > > Although for that we don't actually need two-way syncing. They can just > > darcs send patches to us. > > I have some problems in bootstrapping gtk2hs from CVS and wrote to the > tailor's list, and tailor wants to have at least 1.0.3 while on the > server there is 1.0.2. Ok, I can see about getting that upgraded. > > We probably can (and should) use haskell.org. > > Good. btw, why not move to darcs then? We can still use SF for file > releases. Inertia. :-) We'll see how it goes. Myself, I'd want to make sure that darcs can deal with a repo of the size of Gtk2Hs. I know there used to be some scalability problems. I'll be interested to watch how the fptools/ghc conversion goes. That'd give me more confidence. > ot: I upgraded site to 1.5.2, Oh, great. Thanks. > but the bug is still there :-( Oh well, it's not that bad a bug. Duncan |