Do we have an award for the most impressive misinterpretation? On Aug 16, 1:28 am, José F. Romaniello <[email protected]> wrote: > Man you have a bad attitude. > > 2010/8/15 Bobby Johnson <[email protected]> > > > This morning I started to clone the subversion repository for NH over to my > > github account to make some things I am working on a bit simpler. > > You are not the first one, and not the only one by sure. > > > But I got to thinking and wondered why nobody else was doing this yet. > > as I said before. > > > And then I had the thought that maybe the NH team doesn't want people doing > > this. > > I am sure the NH team want contribusion, i sent a testcase and patch > yesternight and was commited today. You can do the same from a github clone. > In fact there are proof that the NH team believe in distributed version > controls,http://fabiomaulo.blogspot.com/2010/06/nhibernate-svn-local-mirror.html > You have the full history right there, will make your life easy, to create a > fork in other place, or even in your local machine. GO AHEAD, fork, > > > So before I commit my svn clone up to github I thought I would ask if it is > > cool if I do this... > > > So is it ok if I clone NH source to git hub? > > Do your changes and when you have something interesting contact them! Nobody > is going to ban your patchs.
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