[Olsr-dev] [Olsr-commit] OLSR.org main repository branch, GSOC, updated. OLSRD_0_6_1_fixed-33-gd7b6715

[Henning]

On Friday 24 June 2011 23:38:19 Ferry Huberts wrote:
> no no, please
> I'm sorry for the misunderstanding!
> 
> it's ok you did this.
> 
> it's just that this commit triggered something I had on my mind for a
> while now.
> 
> nothing against anyone in the project. I just would be more comfortable
> with not the entire world having commit access :-)
Why ?

I have to say we never had problems with this for years.

We have problem getting people supporting the project, building up more 
barriers for them is not a sollution.

What could be the worst thing happening ? Someone manages to remove all 
branches from our git repository. I get the mail, have some work and just put 
up a fresh repository from my mirror at git.hrogge.de.

After this I would have some more work to implement a write commit ACL system 
on our webpage (Most likely one that look at the bugtracker to see if the 
commiter has write access).

But I really see no purpose to do it now.

Henning
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