Hi.
I made the thirty-sixth release about two weeks ago, then picked up some
contract work which kept me busy. I'd meant to mail the list sooner with
a post-release note.
It took far too long between the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth release,
and I'd like to avoid that happening again. There were
# from Art Haas
# on Thursday 24 May 2007 11:59 am:
>One thing I want to do, and I've said it before, is to replace the
>centralized Subversion repository with a distributed SCM.
I have some doubts that this will make that big of a difference to
contributors. Maybe there are a lot of people lur
I agree that centralized SCM is not an issue preventing participation by
developers.
Other issues are much more critical.
PythonCAD is a moderately complex application.
I am a casual developer just learning Python.
One major barrier to my participation is simply figuring out how the code is
arch
Hi,
I agree with both Glenn and Eric.
I think that SCM could be justified if there were a lot of developers,
and changes to the code in the repo were dependent on Art. But this is
not the case: there are not a lot of developers.
By the way, I know how to use svn, but I don't know anything about SCM
