Re: svn versus git

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Arkadiusz Miskiewicz wrote:
On Thursday 14 December 2006 23:07, Andreas Ericsson wrote:

ps. I'm blind or there is no documentation about what utilities are
needed to get git fully working? (like sed, coreutils, grep, rcs package
(merge tool afaik needed)...).
perl and the standard coreutils, which afaik are required to be present
on all unix systems.
That's not all. sed and grep is also used. There may be some others hidden deep in git and it would be good to have that docummented (I've hit the problem already with missing some tool when preparing chroot for git).


sed and grep are, along with awk, part of the tools that are required to be present on all unix systems. Sorry for the confusion with coreutils (the package / software project).

When you set up a chroot environment, you want to at least copy /bin, /lib and /sbin to the new root and then remove whatever you *know* you don't need from them. Those directories should hold all programs the system needs to properly boot up.

We no longer require external merge tools.
Starting from which version?


Latest only. It was added 2006-12-06 and the dependency on external merge program was removed in a commit created 2006-12-13. Junio merged the merge-code into master one hour later. It is not in the maint branch, so I don't know if any distributions ship git with the new xdl_merge() thing. It's *very* good though. Kudos to Johannes Schindelin for really making things right.

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