On Oct 20, 2011, at 12:26 PM, Thomas Goirand wrote: >Not getting into any war, but it seems 90% of everyone thinks Git is a way >better than BZR, and that the 10% that remains are BZR extremists. Since >VCS is all about sharing your sources (unless you don't care about others >and sees it as only a history/backup of your work), you'd better not be too >annoying for the vast majority of your VCS users.
One thing I love about Bazaar is the ease with which you can write plugins for it, since it's Python and has a stable, documented API (an explicitly policy of upstream guaranteed by tests). I've written plugins that I use daily and haven't had to touch in a couple of *years*. I also think that Bazaar is easy enough to learn for both experienced and inexperienced developers/dvcs users. I can't think of a single contributor to e.g. GNU Mailman or python-mode.el that has told me they won't contribute just because it's not maintained in git. I can usually get people started with bzr, Launchpad, and merge proposals in an email that's not much longer than this reply. :) Cheers, -Barry
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