[Yum-devel] yum in git
seth vidal
skvidal at fedoraproject.org
Tue Jul 24 16:37:36 UTC 2007
Hi folks,
I've done the legwork to convert yum over to using git for its source
code management. A couple of things to cover:
1. I'm not a git expert nor even a git amateur.
2. This is mostly as a response to the desires of other developers so
if you hear me cursing from time to time it's b/c I hate everyone. :)
3. If you expect me to understand $advanced_distributed_scm_feature
when you want me to see something you've worked on you'll find my
interest waning rather rapidly.
4. I don't work on yum to be good at using git. Nor did I work on yum
to be good at using cvs or svn or hg. They are just means to an end. If
I find I'm spending a lot of time screwing around fighting with git (I'm
going to exclude this week b/c that's ALL I've done this week) we may
see this distributed-scm-experiment come to a shrieking and sudden halt.
So, with no further ado:
Anonymous access to git do the following:
for yum:
git clone http://linux.duke.edu/yum/git/yum.git
for yum-utils:
git clone http://linux.duke.edu/yum/git/yum-utils.git
for yum-metadata-parser:
git clone http://linux.duke.edu/yum/git/yum-metadata-parser.git
for yum-updatesd:
git clone http://linux.duke.edu/yum/git/yum-updatesd.git
To update once you've gotten it.
git pull
Web based Source Access - GitWeb
Git Web is available from: http://devel.linux.duke.edu/gitweb/
Committer Access
If you're a committer your access is using ssh. You can access the git
trees via:
git clone ssh://login.linux.duke.edu/home/groups/yum/git/$module_name.git
Thanks,
-sv
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