Just for giggles I imported the nant cvs repository into git then I put it on
github under my account. I think sourceforge also hosts git repos but GitHub
has many great features for open source projects that let users fork the
project and they can make changes and send you a pull request... this is
similar to a patch in CVS/SVN but the pull requests are all managed and tracked
in GitHub. The project owners/collaborators can do the pulls and merge them in.
It took quite a while to import it... I didn't time it but maybe around an
hour. It took less than a minute to push the whole repository to Git... so
yea... much more efficient storage method than CVS.
Anyway... here is where I put it if anyone wants to spelunk around it. I'm not
quite sure what the "origin" branch is. But, if I am understanding that is used
if you want to continue pulling/pushing commits in git back to CVS. So, I
probably shouldn't have pushed it. But, there it is.
http://github.com/PilotBob/nant
BOb
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