Hi, I am currently working on 3 different patches for the LSC.
I do not want (and can not ?) create a new branch on the svn. It is becoming very difficult to use .patch and .diff to manage these three patches. So, I think using git is a very good answer to my problem. I would be able to have 3 branches locally and never bother anyone with my mad patches. I would not have to manage .diff files and I would still be able to keep track of the changes in the trunk and in my mad branches. Are you sure you do not want to migrate from svn to git ? :) Cheers, Rcs 2008/11/21 Jonathan Clarke <jonathan at phillipoux.net> > OK, I setup a Redmine for LSC. You can look and play here: > http://bugs.lsc-project.org/. > > This is a test - let's see how it goes, and if we like it then we can > keep. If we don't, we can try something else. Please send feedback here! > > Jon > > PS: everyone on the list should have received an email with their > account details in. Let me know if not. > _______________________________________________ > lsc-dev mailing list > lsc-dev at lists.lsc-project.org > http://lists.lsc-project.org/listinfo/lsc-dev > -- "In a world without walls and fences, who needs windows and gates ?" -- Tosca : A 2.0 bugtracker : http://www.tosca-project.net -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.lsc-project.org/pipermail/lsc-dev/attachments/20081125/70e51e4e/attachment.htm
