Miller Puckette wrote:
Ok... I put it up on http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/Software/pd-git/ - I can't imagine this would work too well since the git repository mostly consists of a single compressed 4M file, which presumably your git client has to download wholesale. But if it functions for you (or if you can suggest a way I could do it better) that's easy for me to maintain :)
i was delighted when i found out about the "git-svn" bridge, which allows you to checkout an svn-repo via git, work with git and then push the changes from the local git repository to subversion.
this might be simliar to what you do know, with the noteable difference, that the history of changes will be preserved (once you push to svn, git-svn will actually do multiple commits to the svn-repository), so we have the full log of the git repository in svn.
i currently do not see a big need to setup a git-repository on sourceforge (people are still staggering about the cvs vs svn...), though i think it should be not more work than just clicking on "yes i do want to have git".
fgmadsr IOhannes