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Hi,

On 05/28/2009 06:19 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
> I am hoping that git's cvs server emulation is complete enough that you
> can commit through it --- anybody know?  But that will be just a
> stopgap.
Comitting is no problem - you can't tag, branch or merge through it 
though (Not really surprisingly I think).

> BTW, can anyone comment on whether and how we can maintain the current
> split between master repository (that's not even accessible to
> non-committers) and a public mirror?  If only from a standpoint of
> security paranoia, I'd rather like to preserve that split, but I don't
> know how well git will play with it.
Absolutely not a problem (Doing such things is one of the strengths of git).

Andres