On 2005-07-22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm trying to introduce my coworkers to darcs. We have a small > project starting up and I would like to use darcs as our version > control. But there are a few constrainsts imposed by the group and by > our workflow. Let me try to enumerate those: > > Group Contraints: > > 1) Requires no configuration of their computers outside of darcs > installing. So for example, setting up postfix in Mac OS X so that > darcs send can actually deliver the mail is out of the question. > > 2) Hopefully doesn't require them to use darcs in a non-standard way. > > 3) Doesn't require them to become darcs experts, just to be able to > use a few simple commands. > > 4) No direct control over the server. No cron jobs, no long running > processes. If we need something installed it must either be > installed in $HOME or approved by our support staff. We are > students, so we can't always get things approved. > > 5) Each group memmber uses their own account to check in code. > > Workflow requirements: > > 6) Automatic email notification when someone shares their changes with > the rest of the group. (eg, darcs push should send out an email > when the push is successful) > > 7) We need a central place to get the official version.
Have you seen http://mark.stosberg.com/Tech/darcs/cvs_switch ? My case sounds like yours except I didn't need e-mail notification. There are already good RSS options for darcs. Perhaps one of those could work as an e-mail alternative, especially considering mail clients like Thunderbird integrate it. I imagine there are RSS to e-mail gateways out there you could use, too. Mark -- http://mark.stosberg.com/ _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.abridgegame.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
