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Re: MAINTAINERS file

From: Thien-Thi Nguyen

Subject: Re: MAINTAINERS file

Date: 2008年3月06日 09:33:43 +0100

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() Jason Earl <address@hidden>
() 2008年3月05日 16:07:38 -0700
 In this particular case "pretty close" means
 [importing was in progress].
Thanks for the clarification.
 
 [Importing is slow.] I then used my spare time in the next
 several weeks playing around with some of the other available
 methods for migrating from CVS (or git) to bzr.
This is something all programmers migrating to bzr from CVS (or
git) will have to do. So, ...
 [...] I really debated speaking up about my experiments,
 because for the most part they have shown that bzr's import
 tools aren't quite up to the task of converting Emacs. I have,
 however, made enough progress that I would almost certainly
 would be helpful to anyone that was interested in experimenting
 with bzr for themselves.
..., i suggest you set up a public bzr repo of that tool, w/ a
nice fat warning in the README. This will help people to: play w/
bzr directly; use it to flush out problems w/ the import process;
and use it to flush out problems w/ Emacs' bzr (and other dVCS)
support. Two (plus) birds w/ one stone.
(Of course, there is the risk that one of the birds to be struck
will be people's patience w/ multi-level breakage. That flighty
thing, yet hard of wing... :--)
thi

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