C. Michael Pilato wrote: > Stefan Küng wrote: >> And I thought this mailing list was to be used to discuss stuff, raise >> concerns and get to an agreement on how things should be done. Silly me. >> Seems it's only "take what's there and stop complaining". >> >> >> Your attitude sucks. >> >> >> Stefan >> >> P.S. Since I have now a week off from work, I'll take the time to think >> about whether I want to keep working on TSVN. From what I see on trunk, >> what I get here about where 1.7 is going and the attitude it doesn't >> seem worth my effort anymore. Seems TSVN 1.7 can only get worse than >> 1.6, so what's the point. >> Don't expect anymore posts from me, at least until I made my decision. > > Guys, this is ridiculous. Neither "I don't like it so Subversion won't do > it that way" nor threats to take one's toys and go home are productive. The > non-technical bits of this thread have played out like a preschool sandbox; > the technical bits haven't been allowed to play out at all because the > atmosphere isn't conducive to decent discussion. Are you kidding me?!
Sorry for self-replying, but I don't want to leave things on a negative note myself. Stefan: As I've said before, TortoiseSVN will have what it needs to function and function well. The code is in a crazy state of flux right now, though, and we don't want to wind up whipping out un-thought-out APIs to satisfy your needs *today* that we'll have to live with forever. Please allow us more time to get past the plumbing stages of the WC-NG transitional work before asking us to address your needs. We really do want to give you the information you need; we further want to give it to you in a way that doesn't bind our hands in the future. Greg: See above. We've plenty of WC-NG plumbing to deal with before ever needing to engage the topic of "which of a handful of call and response paradigms will do the job and make us happiest". Can we defer that decision until later? Maybe a more mature WC-NG will help us to make better such decisions. -- C. Michael Pilato <cmpil...@collab.net> CollabNet <> www.collab.net <> Distributed Development On Demand
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