On 16/05/12 15:09, Geoffrey Biggs wrote:
Projects that don't operate around sites like github rely on messages to a mailing list asking the integrator to pull from some branch of some repository. Although I'm sure the Linux kernel works like this, I haven't seen it, but I have seen the same process used effectively by Erlang - and they even use github for their repositories.
You can also generate patches and attach to email, so discussion/review of the patch can happen on the list. IIRC the Bazaar project does this, and they even have some kind of automated vote-tracking system in place that lets authorized individuals assent, dissent or abstain from merging a patch into the trunk.
