akaros organization

[ron minnich]

can someone add me as a member? I am going to see if it's possible to build dropbear out of tree.

ron

[Kevin Klues]

done

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[Kevin Klues]

FYIU, if the plan is to modify dropbear to work for akaros (kind of
like I did for go), I'd suggest renaming the repo to
'dropbear-akaros', creating an 'akaros' branch instead of working
directly on master, and then switching the default branch to 'akaros'
instead of master when you pull from github.

You can change it here: https://github.com/Akaros/dropbear/settings/branches

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[Kevin Klues]

Also, it doesn't look like you created it as a fork from the original
dropbear project on github, which makes it a little harder to track.

https://github.com/mkj/dropbear

Was there a reason for this?

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[ron minnich]

I initialzed the repo from there. Well, hell, that was a mistake I guess. 

I intend to push the changes back to him. There's linux dependencies in dropbear and it would be nice to undo them.

ron

[ron minnich]

OK, fixed.

[Kevin Klues]

Looks good. The reason I tend to work off an 'akaros' branch instead of master is so I can keep master in sync with upstream and just rebate to it periodically. The reason I make the 'akaros' branch the default is so that it is what gets pulled when you first clone the repo.