On 8/9/07, Steffen Prohaska <prohaska@xxxxxx> wrote: > The next would be a good integration with > useful tools on Windows, for example git-mergetool should launch > Windows three-way merge tools. Do you mean tools included in Windows or tools using the Windows API? > My goal would be to type 'make windist' in the official repo and > get a very basic installer (maybe just a zip archive) that contains > everything needed to run git on Windows. Unpacking this self-contained > installer on a freshly installed Windows should get you going. There > should be no need to install Cygwin or something else. > > Is this realistic? > What is needed to get there? > What would be an estimated timeframe to achieve this goal? > > Will all this run on Windows XP 64 bit and Windows Vista 64 bit? How fast can you type? Why does it have to be the _official_ repo? Git have submodule support, so you could do a repo called "my_excellent_git_environment_for_windows.git" and have the official repo as submodule (msysgit is done this way). You could even start with cloning the TortoiseSVN repo using git. Or maybe even better, since KDE4 will compile on Windows [take on wood], do it as a kioslave (or whatever mechanism) to have an environment that works in both Windows and Linux and most OtherOs:es. Aiming for environments that works on several OSes is a good thing for future migrations. //Torgil - 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
