Re: Mozilla version control requirements and git

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On 9/3/06, Jon Smirl <jonsmirl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The Mozilla people have a web page describing what they are looking
for in a new version control system. How does git stack up?

Hi Jon,

you've been playing with GIT quite a bit by now, so I guess you know
the answer ;-) Is there anything in particular you are wondering
about?

The one item that sticks out for me as not there is ACLs, but access
controls can be implemented in hooks for direct pushes. Maintain an
.htaccess-like file and have a perl script to check it on pushes to
the repo.

Oh, and "partial tree pulls for localisers". Perhaps git-cvsserver can
help there? Localisers can just use TortoiseCVS and get a checkout of
the language pack subdir.

cheers,



martin

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