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Thursday August 16, 2007
06:23 PM
History is not linear - the case for micro-branching
I can't embed images in this journal, so here instead. It's a little examination of how one point release has been represented, with gitk screenshot.
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What an amazing diagram (Score:2)
How hard was it to produce? You said it shows how patches are applied against Perl old versions. But how did you tell Git? I don't know Git, as yo ucan probably can tell...
I really should try it out, even though it doesn't work (well) on Windows (Cygwin doesn't count), which is what my main computer works on.
I still have an older PC attached to my local network that can run Linux. Perhaps I should turn it on more o
Re: (Score:1)
There is a "native" git port, too - I encourage you to try the latest MinGW release [gmane.org], after reading this message from Martín [gmane.org], and reporting back your experience to the git@vger.kernel.org mailing list.