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My membership of the e Z Approve 2 project has been given the green light so as a follow up to my previous post Using Git with eZ Publish projects I can present the output of the commits back to the subversion repository. $ git-svn dcommit Authentication realm: eZ projects Password for 'zabbie': A design/standard/templates/node/view/plain.tpl Committed r2501 M eventtypes/event/ezapprove2/ezapprove2type.php Committed r2502 M classes/ezxapprovestatususerlink.php Committed r2503 M collaboration/ezapprove2/ezapprove2collaborationhandler.php Committed r2504 M collaboration/ezapprove2/ezapprove2collaborationhandler.php Committed r2505 A design/standard/templates/node/view/plain.tpl r2501 = e5a186160c1fab07a2894d180f932e3a6931b782 (git-svn) M eventtypes/event/ezapprove2/ezapprove2type.php r2502 = 43c5b3ba16bf4015ee8f9c2f2a1a9e4d4333972d (git-svn) M classes/ezxapprovestatususerlin...

In my spare time I've been hanging out with a bunch of Ruby/Rails people. They are a fun bunch however they don't seem to like it when you point out that MVC existed well before Rails. One thing that have put me onto is Git. Git is a distributed revision control / software configuration management project. You may have heard of it, Linus Torvalds (that clever guy behind Linux) wrote it to manage kernel development. There is plenty to read about it on Wikipedia So why Git? This week I've been working on an eZ Publish 4.0 project that needed the ezApprove2 workflow extension. The version in the contribs says it has 3.7 support...the eZ projects site says it work with 3.x..no 4.0 except in the subversion repository on the projects site! So I check it out svn co http://svn.projects.ez.no/ezapprove2/ezapprove2/ezp4/trunk/extension/ezapprove2 to investigate if it meets the requirements. As part of this process I notice some bugs and being a good open source user I fix th...