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SPELL=git
VERSION=1.8.1.3
SECURITY_PATCH=1
SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.gz
# SOURCE2=$SOURCE.sign
# SOURCE_GPG=kernel.gpg:$SOURCE.sign:UPSTREAM_KEY
SOURCE_HASH=sha512:52e4db6caecd403da7af1b7b59cf14a4b86de23d61e592a7410c9ecd3b62c28288d40d8f76744a20b1e3b7ddc9d7ca3799b05801055a21a98ce070f5987b70c1
SOURCE_URL=http://git-core.googlecode.com/files/$SOURCE
# SOURCE2_URL=$KERNEL_URL/pub/software/scm/git/$SOURCE2
# SOURCE2_IGNORE=signature
if [[ $GIT_DOC == manpages || $GIT_DOC == both ]]; then
SOURCE3=$SPELL-manpages-$VERSION.tar.gz
# SOURCE4=$SOURCE3.sign
# SOURCE3_GPG=kernel.gpg:$SOURCE3.sign:UPSTREAM_KEY
SOURCE3_HASH=sha512:5ae20d1e212e6762d02ccbac138fbabff1e4431083589a074662789eb23e5393558f01fa96d20d80f6679e4e3ac941105202730d01a6d093677507166d1db42f
SOURCE3_URL=http://git-core.googlecode.com/files/$SOURCE3
# SOURCE4_URL=$KERNEL_URL/pub/software/scm/git/$SOURCE4
# SOURCE4_IGNORE=signature
fi
if [[ $GIT_DOC == htmldocs || $GIT_DOC == both ]]; then
SOURCE5=$SPELL-htmldocs-$VERSION.tar.gz
# SOURCE6=$SOURCE5.sign
# SOURCE5_GPG=kernel.gpg:$SOURCE5.sign:UPSTREAM_KEY
SOURCE5_HASH=sha512:9f8b0cf36cb7da07e6a0bde2c091505a4d7af8f952858abec15d813b266c6d620d255eeb4b02789da5726795a4c8463bc013b40ea06b3f873029d7fb67ce568d
SOURCE5_URL=http://git-core.googlecode.com/files/$SOURCE5
# SOURCE6_URL=$KERNEL_URL/pub/software/scm/git/$SOURCE6
# SOURCE6_IGNORE=signature
fi
SOURCE_DIRECTORY="$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION"
LICENSE[0]=GPL
WEB_SITE=http://git-scm.com/
STAGED_INSTALL=off
KEYWORDS="scm devel"
ENTERED=20050506
SHORT="SCM used by the kernel developers"
DOCS="$DOCS Documentation"
cat << EOF
This is the Source Code Management system that kernel.org uses for the linux
kernel, the reason for this move was because they were using bitkeeper (a
non-GPL scm) and had a special licence to use it, however the plug was pulled
from bitkeeper and linus was forced to find something else.
So I just wanted to say that I'm personally very happy with BK, and with Larry.
It didn't work out, but it sure as hell made a big difference to kernel
development. And we'll work out the temporary problem of having to figure out
a set of tools to allow us to continue to do the things that BK allowed us to
do.
Let the flames begin.
-Linus
EOF
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