Fossil SCM

Fixed some grammar errors in fossil-v-git's new "Accepting Contributions" material.

wyoung 2019-07-14 12:28 bsd-vs-gpl
Commit 34d758bf86b6aba6e496254fe5b3b4c6995c8030b4c10ad73c4674334cbb9b8d
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things, but only by studying their art deeply for years. This does not
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strike us as a good use of the user's time. We believe it's better to
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have a simpler tool with a more easily internalized behavior set, which
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you can use quickly then set aside in order to get back to your main
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task of producing the content that you manage in the DVCS. We achieve
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-that by carefully choosing which users to give commit bits to, and which
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-of their feature branches get merged down to trunk.
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+that by carefully choosing which users to give commit bits to, then which
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+of their feature branches to merge down to trunk.
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<h3 id="branches">2.4 Individual Branches vs. The Entire Change History</h3>
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Both Fossil and Git store history as a directed acyclic graph (DAG)
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--- www/fossil-v-git.wiki
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321 things, but only by studying their art deeply for years. This does not
322 strike us as a good use of the user's time. We believe it's better to
323 have a simpler tool with a more easily internalized behavior set, which
324 you can use quickly then set aside in order to get back to your main
325 task of producing the content that you manage in the DVCS. We achieve
326 that by carefully choosing which users to give commit bits to, and which
327 of their feature branches get merged down to trunk.
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330 <h3 id="branches">2.4 Individual Branches vs. The Entire Change History</h3>
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332 Both Fossil and Git store history as a directed acyclic graph (DAG)
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--- www/fossil-v-git.wiki
+++ www/fossil-v-git.wiki
@@ -321,12 +321,12 @@
321 things, but only by studying their art deeply for years. This does not
322 strike us as a good use of the user's time. We believe it's better to
323 have a simpler tool with a more easily internalized behavior set, which
324 you can use quickly then set aside in order to get back to your main
325 task of producing the content that you manage in the DVCS. We achieve
326 that by carefully choosing which users to give commit bits to, then which
327 of their feature branches to merge down to trunk.
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330 <h3 id="branches">2.4 Individual Branches vs. The Entire Change History</h3>
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332 Both Fossil and Git store history as a directed acyclic graph (DAG)
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