Thomas Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > A new release of Arch 2.0, revc,0.0x2, is now available.
This looks exciting, and it seems fast, too. I definitely look forward
to the day when this can replace tla/baz for me.
I have several comments and questions below that didn't show up in the
docs.
> This release fixes some bugs reported regarding Cygwin (the ",es.exe"
> bug and the "Cygwin pipes mangle line endings" bug -- both in the
> build process).
Windows compatiblity is an early priority. Interesting... I guess this
is part of the reason revc-{z,uz} exist instead of gzip? Unless you
were after the size reduction from not having gzip headers... Of course
the downside is that revc must be installed to access archives by-hand.
I guess I can live with this, it beats looking for g{diff,patch,tar} on
some Unices.
> This release a new, nicer archive format. Revc archives are now
> suitable for double-duty as revision control archives and general
> purpose project FTP sites containing other files (such as release
> tar bundles).
Cool. I didn't get a chance to try the older releases, unfortunately.
Also, when are read-only HTTP archive mirrors planned? This was one of
the biggest reasons I was originally attracted to Arch back in the day.
> Revc is currently self-hosting -- I'll be making my archive available
> for download by rsync shortly (I'll post a separate announcement).
I've a few scripts that I built that I'm calling revc-tools for now
(separate announcement).
Should users manage commit messages/summaries manually? Is direct
support from revc planned for this planned in the future or should it be
left to external tools?
Other comments, thoughts:
I really, really like using tla undo and tla redo to test things without
committing. Hopefully these can be implemented soon (with
rename/add/delete support).
revc-changes: You probably know this, but everyone likes unified diffs :)
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Eric Wong
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