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Um, how exactly do you mean that? The pre-GitHub equivalent would be giving people commit access to the CVS/Subversion repository. This generally did not happen
by CyberShadow 3y ago
Um, how exactly do you mean that? The pre-GitHub equivalent would be giving people commit access to the CVS/Subversion repository. This generally did not happen lightly either in most projects.
- humanistbot 3y ago> The pre-GitHub equivalent would be giving people commit access to the CVS/Subversion repository. Correct. > This generally did not happen lightly either in most projects. Maybe not for the super big or central projects. But for most in that long tail, that's been my experience, at least in Debian. For a long time, there have been tons of orphaned projects or projects actively looking for new maintainers.