On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 12:00:31AM -0700, David Mohr wrote:

On 2015-01-26 16:37, Kent Overstreet wrote:

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Ok, I just merged from him and pushed.

Great, thanks for getting that worked out so quickly!

The merge doesn't import the tags though. I think it make sense to set those
in the evilpiepierate's repository as well:

Ok, tags are pushed too now.

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On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 3:26 PM, Rolf Fokkens [off-list ref] wrote:

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Well, to be honest I built the latest Fedora bcache-tools packages based
on
https://github.com/g2p/bcache-tools. So I'm perfectly happy with what's
in
it. If all of g2p's repo is merged into
http://evilpiepirate.org/git/bcache-tools.git/ I'll use that one as my
source repo again.

Thanks for the quick feedback. FWIW, the debian packaging was also built
upon g2p's repository. But now that there's the active bcache-dev branch on
the evilpiepirate repository, and the website always refered to that
repository as well, it was confusing. It seems better to coordinate in one
central place. We will from now on use evilpiepirate's repository as
upstream for the Debian packages.

I'm still probably going to be fairly absent for the next couple months
unfortunately - if you guys are happy with what Gabriel is doing I'm fine with
him continuing to maintain bcache tools.

I can give him or someone access to push to my bcache-tools repository so you
guys aren't blocked if I'm off somewhere ignoring email :)

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So far I've been collaborating with Gabriel (g2p) using his Github repo
as
the starting point, assuming that's the one that will be pushed to
evilpieprate in the end. At the moment though there are 3 pull requests
pending (one of me) that don't get g2p's attention, I guess he's busy
with
other things. So I'll post my latest pull request here on the mailing
list,
so it can be discussed and Kent can decide if he wants to merge it.

I'm assuming Gabriel is on the ML? I'd say he should have a chance to merge
the remaining pull requests - if he doesn't, or says that he doesn't want
to, then I will post them here on the ML manually for consideration. The
Debian packages don't currently use any patches.

I would like to see the pull requests (and patches too, ideally) posted on the
mailing list too - just with git send-email. Pull requests are fine, it's just
nice see the patch on the list too.