[Kde-scm-interest] On Amarok Switching to Git
Johannes Sixt
j.sixt at viscovery.net
Tue Jan 20 08:27:44 CET 2009
Michael Pyne schrieb:
> Do you bypass the guy who reviews your patches and instead submit it to
> the next higher guy? (Hint: NO, unless you've already cleared such behavior)
>
> What happens if someone in the chain becomes unavailable due to other
> more important committments (after all, the propotion of paid KDE devs
> is much lower than for the Linux kernel)?
This is most easiest part that is made possible by a DSCM like git: "Karl
Foo of KBar fame didn't answer my request to include my improvements since
$N weeks now. So I've opened a repository for KBar at $Location with my
improvements." If the crowd follows, nobody cares where Karl Foo is.
The important part here is: *if the crowd follows*. That's what I mean
with earning trust points (and losing just as well) and it is the process
that makes maintainers; basically, a vote by popularity.
Hannes
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