Alexander Mueller <alex@littleblue.de> writes:
> To the other developpers: I would like to have a place on a server
> where I can store drafts of the source and maybe docs and design
> sketches. How to do this?
>
> Of course I can post my stuff to someone on the list to review and
> publish it. Who will the one be?
There is no 'one', really. Post the stuff to this (dev) list, and
someone will claim it. In fact, I think I said I'd offer to claim it
so long as SVN-critical tasks don't bar me from doing so. And if I
claim it, you can bet Karl Fogel and Ben Collins-Sussman are
unofficially claiming it, too (since they each sit fewer than 10 feet
from me on a daily basis). Ding! 3 peer reviewers for the price
of...none!
> Or shall I even create a new project called jsvn on Tigris on
> Sourceforge. Would not be that bad. Maybe the java/subversion
> should even be named different. So it could provide a version
> control library that would support not just svn but cvs or whatever
> too. Of course if done this way there had to be even some more
> thoughts about design and generalization...
Well, I don't suppose we can say much about that. :-) If you're
planning to support multiple version control systems, then "jsvn"
might not be the most accurate name, but whatever.
Hm. I guess my feelings are that if you want total control over
whatever repository you store your work in, go create a new
SourceForge project. However, if you're willing to temporarily
relinquish a bit of that control in exchange for having all the
followers of this list as peer reviewers, you should consider the
patch-submission process here.
Having grown to trust the technical skills of many of my companions on
this list more so than my own unreviewed ideas, I personally would
stick with this community.
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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:33 2006