Eric Blake wrote:
> Finally, I feel justified continuing to argue the merits of programs offered
> as
> part of the cygwin distribution on the cygwin mailing list, but I don't think
> it is appropriate to argue the merits of proprietary non-cygwin programs on
> the
> cygwin list.
It's not
Marc Girod gmail.com> writes:
> Renaming a label type is an O(0) operation.
There's no such thing as O(0).
> It doesn't depend on the number of labels of that type applied.
Just because renaming a label is O(1) doesn't make applying the label in the
first place O(1). I want a VCS that tracks
Eric Blake wrote:
>
> That's a workaround, not a solution. Any VCS that requires an O(n) (n as
> the number of files being labeled) labeling post-processing pass in order
> to create enough records in the database to track commits atomically, when
> there are O(1) solutions like git where commi
On 12/14/2009 07:21 AM, Eric Blake wrote:
That's a workaround, not a solution. Any VCS that requires an O(n) (n
as the number of files being labeled) labeling post-processing pass in
order to create enough records in the database to track commits
atomically, when there are O(1) solutions like g
On 12/14/2009 07:21 AM, Eric Blake wrote:
That's a workaround, not a solution. Any VCS that requires an O(n) (n
as the number of files being labeled) labeling post-processing pass in
order to create enough records in the database to track commits
atomically, when there are O(1) solutions like g
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According to Marc Girod on 12/14/2009 7:11 AM:
> It is trivial to get atomicity of publication in ClearCase (within one vob):
> you rename a label type.
That's a workaround, not a solution. Any VCS that requires an O(n) (n as
the number of files bein
Eric Blake wrote:
>
> In my opinion, the MVFS file system is a piece of trash. It has so many
> corner cases that intentionally _break_ POSIX rules and thus get in the
> way of normal assumptions about how file systems should work
>
Maybe. The question is: is it worth it?
I believe it is.
Eri
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