> Masatake YAMATO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> > I have a very fool question.
> >
> > Who's archive is dvc's master tree?
> > It seems that I believed [EMAIL PROTECTED] was the 
> > master tree. However, today I got many conflicts with my patches.
> 
> Indeed, it was supposed to be, but I didn't quite follow the rule
> (back to the old good time of anarchy-style version-control ;-).

:-) The development style improved Xtla. 
 
> Also, it seems that in some situation, "baz merge --star-merge" does a
> better job than "baz merge".

Maybe this is the first time to hear such an important thing.

In xtla.el of dvc
;;;###autoload
(defun tla-star-merge (from &optional to-tree)
...
      (tla--run-tla-async (list (if (tla-has-merge-command) "merge" 
"star-merge")
                                (tla--three-way-merge-option)
                                (tla--show-ancestor-option)
                                from)

--star-merge is not passed when I use baz. Why it is not passed to?

> > We should [EMAIL PROTECTED] is our 
> > master tree?
> 
> This one is the main archive for Xtla, but my dvc--main--0 is
> up-to-date today.

Sorry it was typo.
 
> Let's say that Stefan's tree is actually the master one (however, I
> can come back as the master archive if you want).

Ok, I'll go wild to the anarchy-style; I'll merge from both of you: Matthieu
and Stefan.

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