rspec users - Feb 2008 - the git experiment

Hey all,

A while back I mentioned that we were going to move to git or hg. We
decided that we''d experiment with each for a month and see how it
goes.

We''re going to start with git. Obviously if all goes well
we''ll have
to reassess whether or not to also give hg a try.

We have a repo set up at gitorious:

Project page:
  http://gitorious.org/projects/rspec.

Clone the repo:
  git clone git at gitorious.org:rspec/mainline.git

We''ll be setting up synchronization with subversion, so you''ll
be able
to keep the rails plugins up to date, but it''s a few days out before
that''s set up. In the meantime, you rails''ers who want to keep
up with
the plugins will have to clone the repo and move stuff around locally.

Keep in mind that this is an experiment. The official repo is still
the subversion repo at rubyforge until further notice.

Cheers,
David

On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM, David Chelimsky <dchelimsky at
gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
>  A while back I mentioned that we were going to move to git or hg. We
>  decided that we''d experiment with each for a month and see how it
>  goes.
>
>  We''re going to start with git. Obviously if all goes well
we''ll have
>  to reassess whether or not to also give hg a try.
>
>  We have a repo set up at gitorious:
>
>  Project page:
>   http://gitorious.org/projects/rspec.
>
>  Clone the repo:
>   git clone git at gitorious.org:rspec/mainline.git
Correction: this should be:
  git clone git://gitorious.org/rspec/mainline.git
>
>  We''ll be setting up synchronization with subversion, so
you''ll be able
>  to keep the rails plugins up to date, but it''s a few days out
before
>  that''s set up. In the meantime, you rails''ers who want
to keep up with
>  the plugins will have to clone the repo and move stuff around locally.
>
>  Keep in mind that this is an experiment. The official repo is still
>  the subversion repo at rubyforge until further notice.
>
>  Cheers,
>  David
>