> And to let people have easy access to those branches,

I think you are raising an excellent point. I'm worried that testers
will be less inclined to test a branch in more obscure repositiories..

I saw a worry that the official OpenOCD git repository would become
polluted over time by dead end branches, but surely git supports
removing them(pruning them?).

Even if someone accidentally(ahem :-), commits 30mBytes
binaries in a branch, they can easily be removed from the
repository as long as they are on a branch? Wouldn't
a rebase -i w/delete on the branch fix that?

When I talk about "git repository size", I'm really talking
about download size. I don't want or need to care about how
big a repository is on disk at any one instant, do I?


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Øyvind Harboe
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