hoi :) On Sun, Jun 03, 2007 at 10:16:32PM +0200, Pierre Habouzit wrote: > Well I went that way, but we loose the quite cool "if I branch my > repository I branch the bugs coming with them too"-feature. And I'd be > sad to give that up. But maybe it's an error to want to use git to > encode that relation. Just store the commit which introduced the bug (or where the bug was first found) and you will get that, too. You only have to check if this commit is reachable by a given branch to see if it is affected. When you fix the bug you store the commit id that fixed it and then you can check every branch if it points into bad..good. You can also do this for released versions. If you have the bug database inside the repository you can't report any bugs for a released version, because it is, well already released. -- Martin Waitz
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