looms v. rebase (or, Where are the blogs?!)
Stephen J. Turnbull
stephen at xemacs.org
Fri Apr 24 10:57:19 BST 2009
Ben Finney writes:
> Er, no. Only that I'm a regular bzr-loom user,
I kinda figured that. Can't blame me for trying to shame you into
writing more docs, though, can you? 'twere a community service.<wink>
> who won't be counted as such by "kilobytes of blog". If that's
> irrelevant, perhaps the context has been lost. (Seems to be a
> common trouble in this thread.)
Yep. The context is
me: I know that Robert Collins, Andrew Bennetts, and Barry Warsaw
are big fans of looms [which is enough to interest me], but in
all the examples visible on the web either rebase (for most) or
something like Mercurial queues would do just as well. [So, it
is hard to justify the time and effort to learn about looms
when for present purposes I'm happy with my workflow. Want
more blogs and/or tutorials.]
?????: I'm a fan too! Him too! fans += 2
Barry: Me too! fans += 1
me: That's double counting! fans -= 1
Anyway, I want a blog, not just a count of fans!
[Equivalent verbose example-type docs acceptable, of course.]
Implied context manifested in [].
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