Centralised versioning systems are inherently authoritative, but when dealing with decentralised systems, either patches are made and applied to the maintainer’s repository, or one repository should be defined as the authoritative one.
If the authoritative repository requires commit access, it should be locked down as much as possible, requiring authentication, encryption, and push access without opening [...]
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Locked down authoritative versioned code repositories
Posted 12th September 2009 by Andy | No CommentsGit 1.7.0.2 on CentOS 5
Posted 1st September 2009 by Andy | 1 CommentI’ve been hearing good things about git lately, with many projects which used to use subversion converting to it, so I’ve decided to try it out myself. RPMForge only has version 1.5, so like the other software I’ve been using, I’ve converted Fedora 11’s rpm to CentOS and put it in the Webtatic repository.
Update 2010-02-14 [...]