Thanks Jason. I have mixed feelings, here are some thoughts - it's hard to predict how this stuff will work out, it needs experimentation. Where possible I favour prototyping/demoing/mocking it up first with our existing tools, without waiting for new coding or big infrastructure changes. When we see it works, easy to do a bit more work to make it cosmetically nice. In particular, can we experiment with darcs send --to [EMAIL PROTECTED] --subject whatever and explore that ? We may discover some tweaks I can make to help with that.
- I'm not sure we need the overhead of a totally reified workflow for patches, all hard-coded into our tools. I think we're just learning how to use the current lightweight approach (email) and it's working pretty well and there's more we can do. I love technological tweaks that pay their way, benefit outweighing cost. We'll find out what those are. - I have good recent knowledge of roundup and the darcs.net server (not so much the email aliases & lists) and will gladly assist whenever I can. I can't commit to any sustained effort. I can mentor any of your who want to learn more about this stuff. Roundup is indeed a pretty nice platform, and worth learning. Replying on-list, where I'd rather discuss most stuff. Best - Simon _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
