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Comments for “Do you use bazaar? Let us know!”

1. # November 28th, 2008 at 21:27
   
   Marius Scurtescu Said:
   

   Not sure how realistic this list is. Drupal is still stuck with CVS

2. # November 28th, 2008 at 22:29
   
   eddie Said:
   

   Some projects have a DVCS mirror for their main CVS/SVN tree, where commits really reside. It may be the situation in Drupal.

   I find that hilarious, because it doubles the complexity of managing the source code and buys you nothing. If you set a BZR/GIT/HG mirror for your CVS, you have no fucking clue of what you are doing. Seriously, if that is you, be a hero and make us happy. Instead of painful transition time-windows or useless read-only trees, just import the history of the source to your new repository and let developers handle the pain of a new VCS for a couple of hours. They will be happy with the changes once they rediscover branches and merges.

3. # November 29th, 2008 at 04:54
   
   David Strauss Said:
   

   Drupal does not use Bazaar as part of its official infrastructure.

4. # November 29th, 2008 at 20:57
   
   Mary Said:
   

   I see people have already commented to this effect, but it would be really good if that page was divided along the following lines:

   * projects that use Bazaar as their primary VCS (use it for trunk); and
   * projects that have a supported Bazaar mirror of their repository

5. # November 29th, 2008 at 21:15
   
   Mary Said:
   

   In fact, I’ve just gone and done it.

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