Baseline SCM

Baseline is yet another open-source distributed versioning control system, modeled after git, and built following the OpenBSD's philosophy of software development.

Why another SCM?

• mostly, to experiment with new ideas.
• KISS by design.
• KNF clean codebase.
• ISC licensed.

Is that even a name!

For the time being, it is just a codename that might later change. I call it ``baseline'', because:

1. the word ``baseline'' is a revision control terminology, and
2. it is the direction of the bus, I take everyday on my way home.

Where can I get it?

Well, good question.
The answer is: you should NOT.

Baseline is currently in pre-alpha status, thus far from having any usefulness. That means you can play with it at your own risk.

I initially wrote baseline to work with OpenBSD, and at the moment, it is the only supported platform.

For OpenBSD

• baseline.tar.gz (SHA256: c561dc1941af2d13124d2e80f965522ef7d828a5404f96cae6af14c544658326)

Portable version (please never ask for a Windows version)

Only tested with Arch Linux.

• baseline-p.tar.gz (SHA256: 5c5badc38ab29536c75d618737465e05c29b12be3408154e5d6b7bc908a3a482)
• Binary Packages:
  • Arch Linux [AUR] (SHA256: d30729f7ce15b87c81419337b84a02c4a3e66406714c811c4bc8cac74638807a)
  • Debian (SHA256: 38381e966db9b6089fabc0048ae9147ed87132c09b327181bc9ceb60e99ff37e)

Documentation

• man page [html] [pdf]

Copyright © 2014 Mohamed Aslan
Last updated: December 9, 2014