KHMan wrote: > Looks like some pretty extensive changes, including directory > structure changes and refactoring. The question now is: Should all > of Rob's tree go into the official CVS?
It seems to me that there is nobody except you who would like to use the CVS tcc repository. CVS is just too unflexible for a loosely coupled developer community, because it enforces central administration and access. Just let everybody do his own mecurial repo and let people sync up against each other. Declare one repo as "common denominator". I'd even go so far and have one repo "free for all" (git's "mob"). What can you lose? The only thing is that there is no "official" repo anymore, but tcc's official repo is undermaintained since time anyways. I don't see any benefit in trying to funnel all patches into CVS, which is a time consuming process, if you can instead just leverage the distributed nature of mercurial. cheers simon
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