[Opensim-dev] for all the git fans out there - a git mirror of svn trunk

[Sean Dague]

On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 12:40:14AM +0100, Dalien Talbot wrote:
> > Dalien, if you wanted to host this straight on opensimulator.org, we
> > could set that up as well.  If people are using git we might as well
> > make it easy for them (though I still prefer mercurial for distributed
> > scm ;) ).
> 
> 
> Sure - I think that could save a bit of bandwidth on syncing for me - since
> I never mod the one that is the "mirror of SVN". As well, nothing prohibits
> from having also a mercurial mirror of SVN - in our typical "respectful
> chaos" fashion :)
> 
> if there's both of them installed on the opensimulator - and if the
> contributions are in the individual dSCM repositories - then pushing them
> into the main codebase should become much easier and scalable - and more
> comfortable for the contributors (and as well, they can collaborate on the
> "mini-projects" basis).
> 
> One thing I still did not figure out - I currently do a rebase on the
> "internal" repository which is never modified which I then push to the
> public repo which I announced above - I suspect there has to be a more
> optimal solution.... nonetheless, if it is all on the same host, the only
> difference is some 100M of space, so maybe it is not so important
> anyway :)

Find me on IRC, and we'll sort out the right permissions on the box so
that you can set up a cron job to keep the git tree up to date there.

     -Sean

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