On Tue, 16 Oct 2012 07:13:48 AM Michael Vehrs wrote: > Well, it seems we can upgrade to the new sourceforge at our leisure. > Unless we are gearing up for a new release, pretty much any time should > be alright.
OK. I just had a quick look around on sourceforge but AFAICT none of the projects I keep an eye on has jumped yet, or at least no obvious changes leap out. The one thing I would like ATM is better spam protection, as we are getting one or two link spam a day in the open forums. You are right though, the next release is the priority. > Since you mention other changes, how about moving to git? > You seem to be using it already, and I am willing to learn yet another > VCS, and, of course, git is better than sliced bread (or so the internet > tells me). Not all the enthusiasm is misplaced:-). Git is fast and powerful. The main win I have had is that, paradoxically, speaking as someone who frequently screwed up his svn tree, I make fewer messes with git. Either that or the cheap branching ability makes it easy just to revert to a known good state and rebuild. If you are there Paolo, what are your thoughts on migrating to git? Cheers, Mike Pope
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