Re: should we use bazaar?

> Whatever's best now has little influence on what's best in 6 months  
> or a year.  If you're just looking to play around and find out what  
> problems come up, you want to use the one that's best now.  If  
> you're looking at climbing a learning curve with DVCS, and really  
> learning the ins and outs, you might want to choose based on a  
> number of factors.
>
> Just my two cents,
> Martin
>
> Jason Dillon wrote:
>> This has been very interesting to follow, though I'm still a bit  
>> lost as to which of these DVCS has the *best* support for working  
>> with an existing SVN server to share branches.  Seems like GIT  
>> should, but I just installed the macport and there is no 'git-svn'  
>> commands, bzr might be next, as it looks like the hgsvn stuff is  
>> still not very mature (ie. can't commit back).
>> Anyone know?
>> --jason
>> On Jul 2, 2008, at 12:00 AM, Russel Winder wrote:
>>> On Tue, 2008-07-01 at 18:38 +0200, Jochen Theodorou wrote:
>>>
>>>> I think it is a bit strange.. int the days of cvs you almost  
>>>> never had
>>>> free cvs server. cvsdude is the only one I know. Anyway, if this  
>>>> goes
>>>> through Codehaus for example, then the user of course still needs  
>>>> access
>>>> to the server... I think I like the idea to use the mailing list to
>>>> handle patches and automatically merge after voting much better.
>>>
>>> In which case we could ask the Bazaar people whether the Codehaus  
>>> people
>>> could run Patch Queue Manager and Bundle Buggy, assuming the  
>>> Codehaus
>>> people are going to run Bazaar of course !
>>>
>>> Of course there is an assumption here of using Bazaar.  I am not  
>>> sure if
>>> Mercurial has anything equivalent.    I suspect Git does not, but  
>>> I am
>>> guessing.
>>>
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