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Tue Mar 22 20:59:54 CET 2011 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2011-March/109834.html

>     Senthil> You will have to 'push' your changes to those so that they are
>     Senthil> publicly visible and then point that url in the bug-tracker.
> 
> I can see this turning into a giant bowl of spaghetti.  How in the world are
> people supposed to understand how all these repositories are related to each
> other?

Yes, it will turn into a giant bowl of spaghetti - that's the whole
point of "Distributed" version control systems.

So: don't bother about this. There is certainly going to be a lot of
repository that you don't know about, just as you didn't know about
patches that may have circulated before. If people want you to know
about a clone, they have to tell you - one way of doing that is to
attach its link to a tracker issue.

> The Roundup interface is getting extraordinarily messy.

So what is your constructive proposal?

Regards,
Martin

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