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If everything transfers over well, could we think about moving Core and the plugins to a seperate repo? Git Subtree seems quite nice for this.

Is there any particular advantage to that?

The build system expects to have the plugins, so it would make packaging after building a bit difficult; also, committing would probably be impossible because afaik git repo cannot have another repo as a subtree. Or am I wrong here? I have no idea about Git Subtree, got any technical overviews / in-detail reviews?

The point of subtree is to have another repo inside the current one, and updating it is as easy as git subtree update then commit or something. I think it's good because it might allow easier issue tracking and collab, but it's completely optional and we don't need to worry about it atm.

Alright, I'd like to hear from more developers, if they agree on the move - if they know how to work with git and are willing to switch. I'll send the recent people a PM asking them to write here.

I don't realy have a problem with changing. If nobody has a problem with switching then I say "Go".

I've dumped the source on github, if you could tell me your github name i'll add you as an owner STR.

I think it was STRWarrior

Done

Isn't it a bit too early to dump the sources? We're not moving away from svn until all devs and especially FakeTruth agree, and there are gonna be commits in that time

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Also, you'll need to change my authorname to my github username for this to work

Git hmm? Git is some weird shit! HA that rhymes!
Anyway I once or twice tried to "clone" (I think that's what it's called) a Git repo on my PC and it was not very straightforward at all. I really don't understand how Git works.

If everybody wants to switch to Git, sure. I also read here you can still use SVN? I hope that's true.

My Git username is FakeTruth

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