Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
Go for it.
SVN rulez and it's very well integrated with IDEs now and many apache projects are moving.
I read this to mean you'd like to see Gump migrated to SVN. I could read your respones as saying, do my 'CVS branch' step first, since it is a move in the general directon, but I am guessing I'm stretching your intentions. Could you re-read and see that I meant, do a long lived CVS branch for Traditional, whilst I clean-up CVS HEAD to be pure Python, prior to a future SVN move.
ops, maybe I misunderstood your intentions.
And, besides, there is not that thousands of people updating their descriptors anyway ;-)
Yeah, but concensus was -- if SVN was a barrier for anybody (and we know it is becoming less and less w/ more projects in SVN) we ought keep metadata in CVS for a while longer.
Ok, what about moving all the code to subversion and just keep the metadata in CVS? (at least for now)
People, comments?
-- Stefano.
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