Stefan Reichör wrote: > I don't understand what you mean here. > * Is it possible to branch from from the GNU Arch archive?
No, but with baz-import, you can periodically import GNU Arch patches into bzr branch, and baz-import'ing two GNU Arch branches should allow merging between those branches. > * What merge cases do you think of? To rephrase what I was saying : if you publish your bzr branch, and if I want to contribute to it, I should do "bzr branch http://your-branch.com/";, then hack on this branch, then commit and request a merge. I should not import my own GNU Arch branch and hack on this locally imported branch. As for old patches, we shouldn't have the problem, but in a larger and active project, you have to manage the case of the contributor coming with a patch and saying "please merge this patch which is against [EMAIL PROTECTED]/dvc--main--0--patch-foo". Also, backporting patches from DVC to Xtla is made harder, but it still works with plain patches. > My suggestion is to import the project to bzr without history. Seconded. -- Matthieu _______________________________________________ Dvc-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/dvc-dev
