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Re: [microblaze-uclinux] [PATCH] microblaze: remove obsolete platforms



Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your comments.  It seems to be SVN->git conversion month -
everyone is doing it, glibc just last week as well.

I agree generally with your comments - the issue we have to resolve
before we can make such a move is actually an internal one - most of
our commercial projects are performed on copies of the petalinux
subtree, in a large SVN repository.  We are not ready to migrate all
of our internal infrastructure to git, which would be required were
petalinux also to make that move.

But, Michal for one is constantly hassling me to do the switch, so I
can expect some change probably in the coming months.

Regards,

John


On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 10:34 AM, Thomas Chou <thomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 05/15/2009 01:08 AM, Nicolas Herve wrote:
>>
>> To avoid this, I am thinking in working in 2 parallel tree :
>>
>> - A fixed reference one that proves to work for my personal project (for
>> me a pre-release v0.40rc1, alias SVN rev-5238, that should be equivalent
>> to the uncleaned v0.40rc2, right ?)
>> - and an ongoing svn release to keep the project, or project steps, in
>> sync with development.
>>
>
> I think it will be much easier to work with git. I used "git-svn clone" and
> "git-svn rebase" to convert the peta uclinux svn to git. I created local git
> branches/tags to hold my projects. It is more useful than the centralized
> svn
> repository.
>
> Seeing that many other GNU projects switched fron svn to git, such as
> busybox/
> uClibc recently, maybe peta linux should think about it. A git repo takes
> smaller
> space and downloads faster.
>
> The nios2 uclinux distributes as git repo directly. All data is compressed
> already
> inside git repo. Users can create their own branches and pull update from
> the server
> when they want.
>
> The "broken after update" issue may still exist. But you can easily undo the
> updates
> on specific local git branches. And usually it won't take long for the
> issues to be
> fixed.
>
> Cheer,
> Thomas
>
>
>
>
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