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branch(es) for meta-data-versioning

From: Ph. Marek <philipp.marek_at_bmlv.gv.at>
Date: 2005-03-01 14:24:44 CET

Hello everybody,

as I wrote the original patches for text-time journaling (and am about to for
other meta-data, like owner, group, mode etc.) I get mails about this
features.
Some of these are off-list, and I count about a dozen people interested.

As I managed to get https-access allowed to the subversion repository I
believe it might make sense to create a new directory (in branches?), where
I'd like to deposit two development branches (branched off /trunk) and a
patch directory.

The first branch would consist of the modification for text-time versioning
(as this is longer used and therefore better tested), and the second for the
(highly experimental) owner, group, mode versioning.

As there are changes to the patches needed I currently should contact each of
the interested people and inform them of the changes.
That doesn't scale.

Therefore I ask for this directory, where I could store my modifications, and
which could be queried by everyone interested.
Other developers wishing to look at the changes could do so, too.

I know that I could do similar things by attaching patches to the existing
issues; but as we've got a central repository I believe we should use it so.

That said, I'd understand if the policy (or feeling) is that
"outsiders" (which means people whose identity [and carefullness regarding
passwords etc.] cannot easily be investigated) or people with insufficent
experience don't get write access to the repository.
I won't take it personally, I'll just have to attach patches again as
previously.

Dear core developers, please build an opinion and let me (and other interested
in this features) know.

Regards,

Phil

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