On 01/06/2013 01:30 PM, Martin Baehr wrote:
On Sat, Jan 05, 2013 at 11:51:56AM -0500, Michael K. Johnson wrote:
and for the rest it comes down to effort. does the number of repos
affect how much work it is to transfer the repos, or is it just about an
opportunity to clean out obvious baggage and dead accounts. if it
reduces the effort it may be worth going over the list but otherwise...
Each repository is some work.
ok, so it is worth it to make an effort to reduce the number of repos.
Also, the amount of work to set it up
as a infrequently-accessed read-only repository for the sake of history
is smaller than the amount of work to set it up to be committed to.
I might start by making repositories read-only and then add permissions
if people specifically ask for them.
that sounds like agood idea.
maybe those of us who know that they need a repo read-write can mark
that as such in the wiki.
greetings, martin.
1./ How much work is 'some work'?
2./ What are my options if I don't strictly "need" a repo but would
think it would be "nice to have" just in case?
-Rune
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