[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Edgar Gonçalves) writes: > Ok, here's the thing. I used to have an arch repository. Now I still have it, > but I'm not sure if I'm going to maintain it like it is, because inside that > repository I need to have some external projects (like DVC, for instance!). > Now, > I was planning to switch my configuration to bzr/darcs, as I've explained > before, but how do I integrate the DVC tree with it?
Well, there's no problem in using bzr for some projects and baz for others ;-). Anyway, we'll migrate away from baz in the near future. bzr seems to be the favorite at the moment. I'm personnally waiting for the 0.8 release before starting using it extensively (it's an important milestone, it brings in particular the notion of checkouts - a working tree without the branch in it as in CVS and Arch - a new archive format with much improved performances, and the storage format shouldn't change for a long time afterwards). > I would like to have all in one revision control system, but right > now what I have is something like: > > Arch my-configuration > | > |->elisp files > |->configuration files > |->external branches > | > |-> Arch DVC > |-> BZR XPTO > |-> CVS Gnus > |-> ... > > I find this a bit insane, I'd like to get things uniform! Any thoughts on how > I > could improve my tree configuration? Did you have a look at config-manager ? http://packages.debian.org/testing/devel/config-manager (I've never used it, but it might answer some of your needs) -- Matthieu _______________________________________________ Xtla-el-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xtla-el-dev
