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OpenLogging
Open Logging is the sending of metadata information to a centralized, public web server, where it is sorted by project, date, and domain name.

If you are a commercial user, Open Logging does not apply to you.

Open Logging is an easy way for all developers to follow each other's progress. Because BitKeeper is a truly distributed system, without Open Logging there would be no centralized place to track the progress of a particular project. Open Logging is a requirement for non-paying customers that have multi-user repositories. It is optional for commercial customers.

What is sent?

  • The ChangeSet file (comments and contents).
  • The messages that annotate modifications of the data (also known as check in comments, ChangeLog entries, and/or log messages)
  • All files contained in the top level BitKeeper directory in a BitKeeper repository, in particular the BitKeeper/html directory and the BitKeeper/etc/config and BitKeeper/etc/logging_ok files.

What is not sent?

  • Source code or other data managed by BitKeeper.

People frequently think that Open Logging means their source code is published, but that isn't the case.


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