I wrote:
> So far I've managed to avoid all but Git
Obviously I meant the exact opposite of that...
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Mark
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I don't especially want to have to juggle
Git, Mercurial & Bzr (as well as svn & CVS) so I'd far rather you
went with Mercurial if only because it makes my Python life easier!
Ain't that the truth! So far I've managed to avoid all but Git, but
sadly I fear that sooner or later that too will en
Mark Hammond wrote:
I'll cut a long story short and say that given Python has decided to move to
Mercurial, I'm more than happy for pywin32 to move to Mercurial too. I'd
prefer to avoid having this turn into a debate of the relative merits of the
various DVCS systems, but I'd welcome any concern
Hi all,
As some of you might be aware, pywin32 is still using CVS for source
control. Initially it was simply too hard to move to svn (ie, if there was
a button I could have clicked that said 'move the project to svn' I would
have clicked it), but over the last couple of years I've put that off
