| 1 | Since the switch to git, branches are not inside the main development tree anymore. This means a lot of work happens out of sight. |
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| 3 | This page is a first attempt to : |
| 4 | * Give some hints on how to work with these for those of us not knowing git well enough |
| 5 | * Trying to give these branches a bit more visibility by giving the URL and a short description of the work going on and status. |
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| 7 | = Getting changes from a branch = |
| 8 | |
| 9 | = Available branches = |
| 10 | == Axel IMAP rewrite == |
| 11 | [https://github.com/axeld/haiku/tree/imap] |
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| 13 | The current IMAP code in Haiku is quite buggy and apparently led to data loss in some cases. This branch is a work in progress rewrite of the whole IMAP code to bring it in better shape. |
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| 15 | == Package management == |
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| 17 | URL? |
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| 19 | The package management in Haiku takes an approach that touches a lot of things in the OS, down to the bootloader. It is basically working now, but the main consequence for applications is that a lot of places are now made out of packages and are read-only. This gets some apps in trouble, so it wasn't merged yet in the development trunk. |