From: walter h. <wh...@bf...> - 2011-02-06 19:21:24
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Hello Bernhard, thx for your effort. i can not object the move the git. personally i feel that CVS is more than enough but since sourceforge does not like CVS (but i read several people still like it, like me). It is bad that this happens when we try to get the latest release out. re, wh Am 03.02.2011 18:32, schrieb Bernhard R. Link: > As sourceforge.net has still not restored cvs after the SF compromise, > the CVS repository for lprng is still not reachable currently. > > Given those problems and that sourgeforge might discontinue CVS > alltogether in a not too far future (at least > http://sourceforge.net/blog/sourceforge-attack-full-report/ > says they are "considering the end-of-life of the CVS service" it might > make sense to switch to another VCS. > > I'd suggest git, and I have prepared a git repository with most of the > CVS history included, which can be previewed via > > git clone http://132.230.30.150/~brl/lprng.git (it's about 28 MB). > > As it is very annoying to make changes to a git repository after its > publishing, any corrections to the history should be ideally made before > that is moved to SF.net, if we decide to switch to git. > > In this suggestion, the "master" branch contains all changes done in the > CVS repository, starting its history with the imported 3.8.28 version > (and not including the parts of the tarfile included in the CVS > repository back then). > > There is also an additional "all-history" branch having that replayed on > top of a history of all the old tar files I still have imported into git > with as little changes as possible (some fixes to CHANGES to make > finding the commit introducing some change easier and a .tbz file > excluded to save space). > > Bernhard R. Link > |