Hi, Jeff King wrote: > If you have any ideas, please add them to the page! Thanks for a pointer. Some ideas still at the "throw them against the wall and see if they stick" stage: please feel free to add to the page if you think you can find subsets with the right scope. Later today I can look more carefully. 1. Cross-compilable msysgit: ideally, allowing someone to run "make msysgit-installer" on Linux from an msysgit-source.git repo to get an installer. Nice subsets to start with might be msys.dll (I think there has been some work on that already) and the basic msys utilities. 2. Merge libgit2 into git.git: polish the existing code in libgit2 so that standard git can use it. Presumably this would happen by porting one function at a time, not by making git link to libgit2 immediately. People familiar with libgit2 might be able to pick out particularly interesting subsets to start with (diff generation?). 3. Remote helpers: bidi git remote-svn (or one-way remote-hg, or remote-cvs, or ...). 4. filter-branch killer: using fast-import's new features to implement common filter-branch operations (--subdirectory-filter, --prune-empty, obliterating certain files) faster. 5. rev-list: Coping with timeskew. 6. shallow clone: Push support. 7. fixing workdirs (and alternates), along the lines explained in the thread <http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/150559>. I would be very much interested in this. 7. packfilev4. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html