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Now definitively an April Fool's joke. Greg Stein's latest, and presumably last, comment on the JIRA ticket that started this furore: https://issues.apache.org
by rst 13y ago
Now definitively an April Fool's joke.
Greg Stein's latest, and presumably last, comment on the JIRA ticket that started this furore: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-7524?focusedCommentId=13957226&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-13957226 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-7524?focusedComm...
(ETA: they've also added "April Fools" to the title of the ticket itself.)
Quoting:
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Resolving as "Not a problem". We sure as hell don't want to do this. :-)
My major thanks to [~jfarrell] for the concept.
And plenty of thanks to all of my co-conspirators on this issue. Yes.. even my antagonist [~jimjag] was in on the ruse :-) … the Infra team handled this with perfect aplomb. And the Directors and Exec Officers came in with a perfect level of wrath. Our Subversion teammates showed a great sense of community and circling the wagons… Thank you all for making this work!!!
Last but not least…
THANK YOU to all of you who actually BELIEVED.
- yeukhon 13y agoAt first I thought this was a serious thing even though I knew today is April 1st. While I was believing the news, the second sentence caught my attention: This will allow the development of the Subversion repository be developed with Git O_o
- rst 13y agoBut that's already been possible for a good long while. They wouldn't be the first people to find git-svn to be a better front end to Subversion than the one that comes with Subversion itself :-).
- yeukhon 13y agoPoint is: if your mature project itself is a VCS, it sounds contradicting to use someone else's VCS to host your VCS :)