> Just curious - about using revision control - perhaps this would be a good > opportunity for folks to try out Git? I've been learning the basics the last > week or so and I'm quite pleased with it, and I think it may be the right > tool for this type of scenario...
The trunk is on Subversion at code.google. > Excellent idea; I would love to learn more about git myself. But it > adds another hump to an already-steep learning curve. Yes > But what you say about git's suitability for such a hackathon is > right on the mark. If Andy has a git repo, then the commit history > could be preserved after the hackathon, without needed to give everybody > direct access. (There are also git <=> Subversion tools as well.) Checking in the result of the hackathon as a single delta to the trunk would be ok -- Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [email protected] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
