On Fri, 16 Oct 2009, James Harton wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Just thought I should post mentioning that I'm syncing Stephen's git mirror
> into github.com. Gives nice graphs and graphical representations of changes,
> and downloads for every tag and branch. Github's workflow is quite different
> to the traditional SCM style where you create a fork, which is your own
> version of the repository and work in that and when you want your changes
> sent to the master you send a "pull request" through the web and the original
> repository can choose to merge your changes in.
Great initiative!
Note that we're planning on redoing the cvs to git export, since there are
several bugs in the current, and the cvs revision info is lost in it.
I'm actually right now working on a new tool that can handle most of
Pike's excentricities and doesn't cheat with tags (eg it's capable of
identifying code that originally was in a separate repository which was
merged later). It's not quite useable yet, but it's getting there.
> If someone else who is more active on Pike wants to jump in and take over the
> github repo then just create a fork and send me an email and I'll change the
> master repository to yours.
>
> http://github.com/jamesotron/Pike
>
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> James Harton
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