On Fri, 2007-12-28 at 16:16 +0200, Tsantilas Christos wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> Which are the required steps from developers?
> Will we open our computers a morning and find all our development
> branches in the new system :-) ?
Probably not.
> What about the sourceforge developers repository?
Because bzr is natively distributed we don't need to have a dedicated
developers repository like we have with CVS - anyone using bzr will get
their own copy of the repository automatically; they can commit there as
often as they like, rollback, merge etc.
> Will be hosted in the
> squid main server?
Currently I know of one sourceforge like service that supports bzr -
launchpad.net (which is hosted by my employer). We can upload project
branches like the async-calls branch there, or to any other location we
want.
The requirements to publish a branch are minimal:
- upload access via one of sftp/ftp/mounting/ssh
- http access for others to read it
Other projects using distributed VCS tools often do not have a dedicated
development area, preferring to let individuals publish their own
branches; I had been assuming something like that - but its a good
question to raise and discuss.
-Rob
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