One more question... > > > The price of being second to commit is rising :) > > > > Just a random aside, I think it would be really useful for > this if you > > could all get an a git repo set up so you can integrate your patches > > as you go. I believe github.com maybe be able to help with hosting, > > and several other Apache projects (such as buildr) are already > > mirroring there. > > I've never worked with git before, so pardon my ignorance. Is > there some way to import the resultant git stuff back to svn? > > Alternately, is there a provision for granting provisional > commit to svn for a while, to work on a branch?
If using a service such as github.com, will this code be acceptable back to qpid/apache? It's out in the wild and allegedly any public person can write to it. Would a git repo need to be hosted privately? Is there a policy for setting this up such that whatever comes from it can be integrated into qpid according to Apache rules? Thanks, -Steve
