[gobolinux-users] Call for volunteers: would you like to be a recipe committer?

[demian florentin]

Why not use git? it is by  far the best SCM at the moment, i've used svn for
years, just within a few weeks of using git I started doing things that I
didn't dare to do with subversion.

I'm already using a git repository to control my recipes, one of the biggest
advantages is that git is decentralized, allowing anyone to have their own
repository (locally) and then sharing it with the ones you'd like to share.
Merging is so easy that you can have specific branch for  a set of recipes
to install programs that require special configuration, but that
configuration is not interesting to most users.

I only see advantages in using git over any other SCM, it really speeds
development process.

greets.

On 7/17/07, hisham.hm at gmail.com <hisham.hm at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 7/17/07, Daniele Maccari <gobo.users at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Mmm...I can't understand if now all the recipes will go in the svn
> > directory or if the classic method of sending it to the recipe list
> > would still work.
>
> The classic method will still work. Except that now more people can
> pick them from the list and commit them to svn, so hopefully even the
> classic method becomes more efficient. :)
>
> Also, the recipes list is useful for bringing issues in recipes for
> discussion, when one is not sure they're handling a situation in the
> best manner, even if they are recipe committers (ie, for posting
> recipes and asking "does this look good?"). Most simple recipes don't
> need such reviews, so allowing people to commit them right away is
> about making the process more efficient.
>
> -- Hisham
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