[01:27:28] --- Russ has left: Disconnected [05:27:30] --- Jeffrey Altman has left: Replaced by new connection [07:06:41] --- cg2v has become available [07:09:04] --- cg2v has left [07:21:15] --- Jeffrey Altman has become available [07:24:40] --- cclausen has become available [07:35:45] There's quite a few places where the person tagging a release hasn't done a cvs update -d before applying the tag, so entire directories are missing from the CVS tag, which are there if you apply the changesets in order. [07:36:07] My proposal is to just leave these directories in git - I can't see any situations in which having _more_ files in a tag than less will cause any harm. [10:06:05] --- cclausen has left [10:20:00] > There's quite a few places where the person tagging a release [10:20:01] guilty [10:20:13] --- cclausen has become available [10:21:22] CVS also has some very funky behaviour if you only branch part of the tree. The part you've branched is on a branch, and the rest of the tree tracks wherever you branched from. Needless to say, git doesn't really have that behaviour ... [10:21:57] good. [10:22:00] (for git) [10:22:51] We're going to have to lose 'openafs-rxkad-krb5-lha' - there's pretty much no way to reconstruct it, without pulling a load of deltas up to that branch. [10:27:08] byebye then [12:09:26] --- Russ has become available [13:47:53] --- matt has become available [13:55:26] --- edgester has become available [17:36:17] --- matt has left [20:24:01] --- edgester has left [21:20:20] --- cclausen has left [22:07:59] --- cclausen has become available