> Excerpts from H Xu's message of Sat Dec 25 02:16:11 +0100 2010:
>> I don't think this is a good idea, since vim online doesn't has the
>> ability to solve the conflicts. What if two guys upload at the same
>> time?
>
> Let me explain you how this works on github:
> usually only you have comit access. If you trust someone else you can
> make him be a collaborator. Then he can commit and push and change the
> wiki.
>
> Users who collaborate usually trust and notify each other.
>
> Eg as example: c9s gave me commit access to the vim-dev plugin on
> github.
>
> Several people have commit access to vim-addon-manager (for several
> reasons) If I died I want somebody else to upload a message like "continued
> here" or "discontinued" or something like that.
>
> Can you explain whether you still fear issues using such kind of
> collaborator system?
>
> I don't see them. Se help me understand them please.
Hello Marc Weber,
Github is able to help solve conflicts if any happens. But vim online
can't (unless
you make it). For example, after one uploads a new version, the collaborator
may not see the new version and uploads the new version again.(It always
requires a refresh after a modification of a page on vim.org to see the modified
page, is this a bug or something else?)
Hong Xu
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