On Thursday, December 26, 2013 5:12:13 PM UTC-8, R. Andrew Ohana wrote:
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> On Wed, Dec 25, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Volker Braun
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> > wrote:
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> I've been working on a "git trac" subcommand to complement the git suite
>> with trac integration instead of the separate UI that the sage -dev scripts
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I vote for making this an extension to git, as it makes interacting
with trac easier while also allowing developers to learn git if they
did not already know it. If we think about the previous development
process using mercurial, I am pretty sure that very few people used
the sage-wrapped function
I've been taking some bits and pieces from the sage -dev scripts, so its
not entirely unrelated. Mostly, there is a philosophical difference: The
dev scripts implement an alterative UI to git, and the git trac command
extends git. The arguments for it aren't exactly new, and boil down to
* A lo
Yo !
> What's the relation between this and ./sage -dev? Because I don't think
we should have this "git trac" command and also "./sage -dev" with lots of
overlapping functionality. So I would vote for
Jeroen, let me tell you that I *LOVE* the way you rewrite the questions.
> [X] Inte
On 2013-12-25 21:36, Volker Braun wrote:
I've been working on a "git trac" subcommand to complement the git suite
with trac integration instead of the separate UI that the sage -dev
scripts present. This project is the basis for my release management
scripts, so I have been eating my own dog food
I agree that it shoud be installed separately, though of course we want to
make it easy for people to try it out. But just running "sage -f git_trac"
ought to be easy enough, so lets go with that. And the current branch is
not set to build by default anyways.
So as soon as somebody presses the
On Wed, Dec 25, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Volker Braun wrote:
I've been working on a "git trac" subcommand to complement the git suite
> with trac integration instead of the separate UI that the sage -dev scripts
> present. This project is the basis for my release management scripts, so I
> have been eati
I've been working on a "git trac" subcommand to complement the git suite
with trac integration instead of the separate UI that the sage -dev scripts
present. This project is the basis for my release management scripts, so I
have been eating my own dog food for a while now. I think it is now in a
