> BTW, I saw that Andy just included my fixes this morning.

Great, looks like things worked then :)

> And it requires BD to move to GIT. I'm not willing to spend any time
> on this, it's not worth it.
>
> Moreover, I don't think this is a very responsible way to work as long
> as Sparkle doesn't really have a release tree separate from the
> development tree, because things would become too detached and hard to
> follow.

I totally share your concerns on this, although I’d say that Sparkle  
didn’t have any organised development for a while so there won’t be  
much to destroy.

But (with my limited experience) I have to say that I was positively  
surprised when using git/github. It seems quite different in spirit  
than the svn-style. Essentially people are encouraged to create their  
own forks and push/publish their changes to their own account on the  
repository. I particularly liked that anybody can do that without  
needing to ask/beg for write access and doing so will not derange the  
main development line. That way your changes are visible and the  
project maintainers can include them, but it’s their responsibility  
whether or when they want to do it. I also like to think that github  
drawing little graphs with the different contributions may help  
shaming project maintainers into looking at the submitted patches.

Just a general remark, I guess you’re right that it’s not worth going  
to far into this wrt BibDesk – particularly as your fixes made their  
way already.

                Sven

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