On Feb 11, 2012, at 5:30 AM, Kevin Poorman wrote:
> Frankly I don't care where it lives --so long as I can continue to contribute
> to it. It's a git repo hosted at bitbucket because that was my path of least
> resistance when I was setting it up. (I tend to lean towards bitbucket
> because it's cheaper for what I do.)
Presumably, and I'm still tied VCS tools like SVN and am therefore no git
master, it's possible to pull from repositories anywhere, whether they're on
github or (new to me) bitbucket? I see no reason not to maintain the
independent "sovereignty" of your project or any other since, as you say, it
means you can continue to update and improve it just like you always did with
no additional friction, but still reap all of the benefits (or, more
accurately, allow users to reap all the benefits) of a single git pull from
macruby.org to get all the goodies from one distribution point.
I'll also be the first to admit that us non-DVCS users tend to attribute almost
magical properties to git ("it even allows you to synchronize data from deep
space probes out past the orbit of JUPITER!"), but this notion should be well
within its capabilities, yes?
- Jordan
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