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2 points by younder 5924 days ago | link | parent

It is better to use darcs for this kind of thing. In darcs you publish the code on the net. A user gets the repository and can fork new developements. If you want some guy's patch you merge it with your repository. There is no central repository.


4 points by nex3 5923 days ago | link

This applies to any distributed revision control system, which is why I created a Git repo: http://arclanguage.org/item?id=809.

However, Subversion has the distinct benefit of practically everyone already having it installed. I think the current system works quite well: there are both Git and Subversion Anarkies, and they're kept as similar as possible.

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