Re: Eric goes to lunch -- a decentralized-development user story

John Peacock <jpeacock@rowman.com>:
> Sure, it is a few extra lines, but there is already a way to do _exactly_
> what you want. Since this is your own repository, you can even skip the
> local/trunk and do all of your work in the mirrored location itself and the
> sync will do the right thing when you are reconnected.

OK, I'll admit that's pretty impressive.

However, I am not going to pronounce on the relationship between svn and
svk. I'm not a principal of either project, so it's not my place to do so.

I will cautiously suggest that some sort of investigation of a possible
merger might be in order.

I don't care a lot about how "Eric goes to lunch" comes true. I've explained
why I think svk's approach is a bit kludgy. But perhaps we should be viewing
svk as a prototype for features that can live in the svn core.

And now I'll shut up.

-- 
		Eric S. Raymond
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