[OSM-talk] git/svn (was: Re: New osmarender markings - what does dashed blackmean?

Jon Burgess jburgess777 at googlemail.com
Wed Sep 12 20:11:35 BST 2007


On Tue, 2007-09-11 at 22:47 +0100, Robert Hart wrote:
> > a potential problem: it excludes windows-users, doesn't it? (the significant
> > one for osmarender being 80n)
> 
> There's nothing to stop you having multiple version control systems
> running in parallel. For example, I work on a project that uses SVN
> for it's main branch, but when I am experimenting I tend to use bzr,
> because I can work offline, and branch much more easily. Once I have
> something I'm happy with, I then do a svn submit.

I work similarly, but use SVK as my local system. 

If you start using SVK, don't try doing an 'svk mirror svn://...' as it
will try to download several GB of historical data. In theory the 'svk
sync --skipto ...' should avoid this but it fails (I think the OSM SVN
server is a little too old to support the relevant protocol options).

	Jon






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