> I wonder if we could mirror a release of VisAD, and experiment with a > mavenized > version in the Git/GitHub realm? I'm sorry that it would have to be you, > Julien > and Jon that would set this up, and being willing to help the community learn > to use it. I think this is already happening (heck, I've even got a private mcidasv repo on GitHub that has some cursory maven integration). [ I like to think of GitHub as a nearly perfect example of "Metcalfe's Law" at work ] > What about commit rights? I would be concerned if anyone could commit at > anytime. You pretty much say that "canonical visad is from <location here>" and everything kinda works out to be a non-issue. Developers would have their own, 100% complete visad repository. Someone could make any changes they want *within* their copy of the repository, but that's (essentially) the end of it, until they decide to share their changes. Git/GitHub have some really nice features for sharing changes between users individual repos. Jon
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