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Sunday January 04, 2009
09:04 AM
/me ♥ git
I just uploaded Git::FastExport 0.07 on CPAN. I think I've reached a stable point in the stitching algorithm, where I'm confident that the results of stitching any number of git repositories together will be consistent. I'll probably do a presentation about it at the next Amsterdam.pm and Lyon.pm technical meetings.
To celebrate, I also setup a web server with my public git repositories. Clone away! Over time, I'll move most of my older CVS/Subversion repositories to git.
By the way, I love git because:
- git add -i (lets one pick up hunks to add or not, and even edit them!)
- it gives me full control over the history
- it makes it very easy to share code
- it makes it very easy to contribute code
- it makes me code faster
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GitHub? (Score:1)
You might consider additionally mirroring the repos to GitHub. It’s a repo-centric social networking site with some very cool collaboration features – every repo on the site has a big fat Fork button, and once someone forks your repo, they can send you pull requests. This is the biggest deal about the site – how smooth it makes the multi-repo pull workflow.
In other notes, commits can be commented on, repos have a wiki and they can have a project page that’s maintained as part of the
Re: (Score:2)
You might consider additionally mirroring the repos to GitHub.
And hey, http://github.com/book [github.com] is not yet taken. ;-)
Well, it's taken now. :-)
Not sure about pushing my repos there, yet. I'm still working on a few scripts to turn the repo produced by git-svn into a repository that looks exactly like I want.