On Tue, Aug 19, 2003 at 04:30:36PM -0400, Erik Enge wrote:
Even more off topic, if you would like to have Subversion access on common-lisp.net, put together a short list of things for me to do and I'll set it up. (I'll do it on my own but it will take some time as I'll have to learn SVN first.)
On topic ;) I think that once we add Arch & Subversion support we need to rethink some things about how new projects are handled, since it could be a little confusing for projects to have both svnroot and cvsroot...
My though: projects tell what features they wish to use on in their hosting application. The appropriate directories and mailing lists get created + public_html (with a default index.html that includes the description the project gave on application).
Eg:
Application for mailing-list lispgui. Just public_html and list lispgui-devel get created. Not ftp, no nothing. Later they may decide that they need other features well -- when so, then so.
Application for foo, with Subversion and ftp. They get foo-devel, foo-svn, and in their dir they have public_html, svnroot and ftp.
Too involved? Sort of ok?
Cheers,
-- Nikodemus