Ignacio Riquelme Morelle <[email protected]>: > In the matter of CIA.vc hooks for Git, all those I have seen so far have > annoying limitations such as the inability to present real merges in a useful > fashion, commits being reported out of order, or no tag object reports. I > believe I have seen CIA reporting commits to hosted KDE projects addressing > some of these points, but I haven't found the hook's source yet.
Talk to me. I maintain the CIA hooks that are in the git project
repo. If you know of a more advanced version, I'm willing to merge
those features and changes.
> 3) The learning curve and organization. At the beginning (and even
> afterwards, as new people join the project) it will be very chaotic
> unless someone steps forward and provides users with links to
> documentation (since IME even code developers fail to RTFM at
> times), and most importantly, style guidelines covering commit
> style/format, usage of branches, real merges vs. rebasing, and so
> on.
I know how to handle this. I've managed several large svn-to-git
transitions.
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