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state of libgit2?

Subject: state of libgit2?

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3 messages between Jun 3, 2009 and Jun 3, 2009.

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Thomas Koch· Jun 3, 2009, 06:22 UTC · lore

Just want to show, that there is interest in the state and roadmap for libgit2. If I understand right, libgit2 is necessary to get GIT bindings in scripting languages like PHP, Python, etc. Please keep on!

Best regards, Thomas Koch
Sverre Rabbelier· Jun 3, 2009, 08:21 UTC · re: Thomas Koch · lore

Re: state of libgit2?

Heya,
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 08:22, Thomas Koch <thomas@koch.ro> wrote:
> Just want to show, that there is interest in the state and roadmap for
> libgit2. If I understand right, libgit2 is necessary to get GIT bindings in
> scripting languages like PHP, Python, etc.

As you can see from [0] the development on libgit2 is stalled, I'm assuming due to lack of developer time.

[0] http://repo.or.cz/w/libgit2.git
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Cheers,

Sverre Rabbelier
Andreas Ericsson· Jun 3, 2009, 09:56 UTC · re: Thomas Koch · lore

Re: state of libgit2?

Thomas Koch wrote:
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> Just want to show, that there is interest in the state and roadmap for 
> libgit2. If I understand right, libgit2 is necessary to get GIT bindings in 
> scripting languages like PHP, Python, etc.
> Please keep on!
> 

Long story short: Shawn shared push access with me. I take patches and work on them mondays and thursdays, but try to comment on them as soon as I see them. Ramsay Jones is more or less the only one sending patches right now, and I still have to respond to his latest series.

Long story long: Development is slow indeed. Recently Shawn decided to share push access to repo.or.cz with me, but I went partying, fell down some stairs and hit my head quite badly not long after so I've been convalescent. Now I'm at a two day conference event for a different opensource project (Nagios) where I'm working quite a lot.

Normally, I have two days per week (monday and thursday) to work on open- source things. That time is split between Nagios and libgit2.

Ramsay Jones is the most active contributor at the time, but he was not comfortable with push access so I shouldered that responsibility for the time being.

I'm working (but slowly; see above) on index manipulation. Unfortunately, that also entails adding about a billion other things, so even if I'd been 100% healthy things would have been slow.

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