[kplato] Fwd: Re: [kproject] Planning and Analysis 101

[Anders Johansson]

You miss the point. It isn't whether *we'll* develop in CVS, but rather what 
built-in versioning system the product will use to manage the documents 
produced by its users.

Regards
Anders

On Tuesday 19 June 2001 09:02, Chris Howells wrote:
> Anders Johansson wrote:
> > We definitely need a versioning system, and CVS is as good as any. In
> > fact, since it is so widely used in the open source community, it may be
> > better. One problem I have with it, though, is locking. Resolving
> > conflicts may be a
>
> Well, it's a KDE project, which is part of KOffice, is it not?
>
> Yes? It would seem to make sense to develop in CVS, as the rest of KDE
> and KOffice is.
>
> > fun way to spend a sunday for some, but I prefer a system with file
> > locks.
>
> What about the indefinite amount of time wasted which people don't
> unlock their files?
>
> Just about any open souce project I can think of uses CVS, so I don't
> think you will have any problems.