Hi Adrian,
At 02.21 26/06/2008, Adrian Chadd wrote:
2008/6/25 Guido Serassio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Please also add the Windows support to the list, still totally broken and
> still without any usable VCS on Windows .....
There isn't a bzr implementation for Windows? Its just python, isn't it?
Sure, there is, but it's totally broken for usage with multiplatform
projects ....
http://marc.info/?l=squid-dev&m=120791693610213&w=2
Wondering about Canonical's impudence to say that bzr runs on
Windows: it cannot do simple things that CVS is doing since many years ....
I'd like to see Squid-2 turned into a more sensible VCS but since it
still builds on Windows (or -should- build at least) I'd really prefer
there to be a VCS which works there. There are a variety of SVN
clients to choose from for Windows, standalone and integrated into
IDEs..
(I was hoping to make Squid-2 Windows development easier with my
current work, not harder..)
Currently with CVS the Squid-2 Windows development is easier like any
other CVS+gcc supported platform. IDE VCS integration is really an
unuseful thing .....
Before changing anything we must check all VCS aspect BEFORE, not
AFTER as in Squid-3.
Regards
Guido
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