Hi! On Sun, 2 Jun 2013 20:24:52 +0300, Fotis Koutoulakis <fotis.koutoula...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have one last question about this. Will we get access to the HURD > repository on savannah? Is there anything we need to gain access? For > instance a @gnu.org email address? Something else? If so, how can we > obtain the credentials needed to gain access?
For now, you just need read-only access to the respective repositories. Everyone of you, as any other contributor, will get write access as soon as there's a need for it, and consensus among the maintainers. For example, if you send so many patches that we get tired ;-D pushing them for you. This is quickly set up once we need it. Any patches that are ready should be submitted using the regular patch submission process. For example, for the GCC and GDB projects, that means by sending them as emails to the respective mailing list. Every patch you move out of your local tree, and get it integrated into the upstream repository, then you don't have to maintain it locally any longer, so this should always be the goal. Also, it helps to submit patches right after you created them, because then you still remember all the details that upstream reviewers will ask you during review. But for the GCC and GDB projects specifically, we'll probably also want some repository that at least you and mentors can access, because both these projects will likely require some longer development periods (for the GCC Go port, and gdbserver port, respectively), but at least the mentors should still be able to review what you're doing. Are you familiar with Git? That would be the easiest for me, and a Git repository can easily be set up for that. But again, we'll do that as soon as there's a need for it. Grüße, Thomas
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