* Tatsuo Ishii <ishii@postgresql.org> [080527 10:40]:
> In my understanding, yes.
If you want to push back to the same location, yes, you'll all need
accounts at the same location giving you permission to push there.
Technically, you could all "share" an account there too, but the
drawbacks to lack of accountability usually mean separate accounts is a
better solution.
> And I think even if we would have accounts on the community git
> server, we cannot push (commit) to the repository. Probably all we can
> do is, get the diff between someone's pushed data and the origin.
No, it's easy to set it up so you can directly push to a shared
repository, or each push to your individual repositories and
"pull/merge" others changes into your own. Or any combination of the
above.
a.
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