Hi, Using the cogito git wrapper with the guilt patch queue manager seems to be a decent setup.
"Krzysztof Kowalczyk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It would be great if you just tried github.com and see if you like it. I think I'll avoid the hosted solutions myself, but if somebody wants to publish their own repos on one of them, feel free. So, I've set gitosis up on my own server (i.e. anybody with an ssh public key can be easily configured to host their personal repos here too), as well as a server with anonymous access: # apt-get install cogito guilt $ cg-clone git://fig.org/cola.git $ cd cola $ sh update-patches If you are strong with the git, you can always read update-patches and figure out how to avoid having to use cogito. Contributing appropriate non-cogito commands to my update-patches script would be nice. Once I have some more experience with running git, I'll update the wiki Sources page. > I'm thinking: setup one branch just as a clean mirror of svn (via > git-svn) and fork that as a working repo (I think such 2-repo setup is > needed for good git-svn operation but I might be wrong since my git-fu > is still weak). Okay, I'll see if that's necessary. > I would be much more likely to play with that than > with your existing mercurial repo (the effor of learning mercurial and > sharing my changes with others would be non-trivial). Well, the repository now exists, so I defy you to come up with an interesting changeset. ;) Thanks for the pointers, -- Michael FIG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> //\ http://michael.fig.org/ \// _______________________________________________ fonc mailing list [email protected] http://vpri.org/mailman/listinfo/fonc
