ezterry/manifest-gingerbread-DS — comment on commit 1bd1881b4456a079c6c3ebdf68451b517abbdc86
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By hexameron:

Accepted. When I commented on that commit I only meant that the principle
could be applied in other places.

I remember you saying that it was costing you money when we sync from
your mirror, so I have been waiting to use the official source and I would
be happy to see that commit overwritten with one that points to directly to
a Google server.

If I wanted to build a Checkpoint as intended the manifest would need to be
changed because "android.git.kernel.org" is not coming back AFAIK. I should
have said that somewhere else and with more forethought.

On Wed, Oct 26, 2011 at 1:13 PM, Terrence Ezrol <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

> This is pointing at my own mirror..
>
> My conclusion is this is actually not a problem for ezgb builds as it means
> pushes to aosp will not break my build and I can merge it when ready.
>
>
> Your comment also makes less sense in the fact that you are looking at a
> commit already applied, thus we will not change the diff, but just update
> the file making a new different from the current version pointing at my
> server. (ie. This is in public history thuswill never be removed, it can be
> negated Hyatt subsequent commit returning the code to the version prior to
> this update but not removed from history)
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