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the workflow (from your POV) of managing git

From
Llayer <layer@known.net>
Date
Feb 1, 2010, 05:00 UTC
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<20375.1265000441@relay.known.net>
Junio, greetings.

Have you written anything up that tells people how you manage the git project? Something that could be used by other project leaders? I've been googling and haven't been able to find anything other than documents which describe the process from the other side (people submitting patches).

A lot can be gleaned by looking at it from the patch-submitter side, but I'm guessing there are lots of little tips that project leads could learn from by seeing a document on the process you use. For example, do you have a script that generates the "what's cooking in..." emails?

Thanks!
Kevin
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