Josef Wolf <jw@raven.inka.de> writes:
> I still think it is not worth to create a separate document because
> most of the things I can think of to put there are already written by
> Ben Collins-Sussman in his original article which was the start of
> this thread. There are only two or three Items I would like to
> add. But when the majority of the core team thinks it should be a
> separate document, I will try to put the peaces together so someone
> could commit it into the svn repo. After a while (1.0?) we can again
> take a look at it and let it alone if it has grown large or move it
> into the appendix of the handbook if they are still only a couple of
> pages.
Sorry to have to restate this again:
No, *not* in the svn repo. In its own repo. New document, new
project. Not related to Subversion.
Of course, most of this stuff is *already* in the svn repo, in the
HACKING file. That's the document you want. It exists. We've had it
for a long time. It is the guide to Subversion contributors, and a
handbook section on contributing to Subversion can of course reference
it. But it's there because it's what a Subversion contributor has to
know. It's Subversion-specific -- it is not a separate project to
document the best practices of all open source projects.
-K
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Received on Thu Aug 1 17:56:42 2002