Re: [Gnu-arch-users] making a public mirror

[Dustin Sallings]

On Monday, Sep 15, 2003, at 02:04 US/Pacific, Andrew Suffield wrote:

> "One archive per person" is a good rule of thumb - and then you just
> apply other people's changes to yours as necessary. Unlike some other
> revision control systems, in arch this is not appreciably harder than
> if everything were in the same archive.
>
> You'll eventually understand why this is _preferable_ to working in
> the same archive after you've used it for a while.

	The part that I don't understand is how you deal with a large number 
of developers.  Well, not even large...for example, my group at work 
has five people in it.  If we only have read-only access to each 
others' archives, does that mean that each person is responsible for 
integrating all of the changes from everybody else?  If so, that seems 
like it would be a bit of a burden.

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Dustin Sallings