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Linus codes up a patch managerLinus codes up a patch managerPosted Apr 8, 2005 15:48 UTC (Fri) by brianomahoney (subscriber, #6206)Parent article: Linus codes up a patch manager
Bravo, this clearly provides an __exit_strategy__.
It also demonstrates that you do not need 100 may years coding to come
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Linus codes up a patch manager Posted Apr 11, 2005 19:48 UTC (Mon) by kevinbsmith (guest, #4778) [Link] This is very interesting. Each day that goes by makes it look more and more like 'git' could be the next kernel SCM, at least on an interim basis.
I haven't looked too closely, but it sure looks like a snapshot-based solution rather than a changeset-based solution. Monotone started out as the former, but moved to the latter. I think there is some consensus that changeset-orientation is superior.
I do wonder whether spending several days on git is the most effective use of Linus's time. But I guess if he's having fun, who am I to judge?
Linus codes up a patch manager Posted Apr 12, 2005 0:09 UTC (Tue) by hppnq (subscriber, #14462) [Link] I haven't been looking at it too closely, but doesn't git seem to be a nice candidate for a monotone backend?
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