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--- versioncontrol:patchqueuemanager [2006/09/19 08:16] – Add the PQM page OllivierRobert
+++ versioncontrol:patchqueuemanager [2022/10/07 03:03] (current) – Move bakeoff stuff under a single namespace KubilayKocak
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-===== What is a Patch Queue Manager =====
+===== What is a Patch Queue Manager? =====
 A Patch Queue Manager (PQM) is a program that sits on top of a repository (or
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 set of policies like:
-- who is allowed to commit (security)
+  * who is allowed to commit (security)
-- when access is opened (for release engineering tasks)
+  * when access is opened (for release engineering tasks)
-- which branches are open and to whom
+  * which branches are open and to whom
-- generate commit messages
+  * generate commit messages
-- handle merge request from remote repositories (for synchronisation)
+  * handle merge request from remote repositories (for synchronisation)
-- and so on...
+  * and so on...
 The nice thing is that a PQM can be VCS-neutral (although a centralised VCS
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 The one I know of is the Bazaar one, inherited from Arch/tla days written by
 Robert Collins and now maintained through his work at
-[http://canonical.com Canonical].  The repository can be found here:
+[[http://canonical.com|Canonical]].  More information
-[http://people.ubuntu.com/~robertc/pqm/trunk/ PQM repository in bzr format]
+[[http://bazaar-vcs.org/PatchQueueManager|here]].  The repository can be found here:
+[[http://people.ubuntu.com/~robertc/pqm/trunk/|PQM repository in bzr format]]