Thread: [Madwifi-devel] MadWifi subversion repository will go read-only
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From: Michael R. <mre...@ma...> - 2014-02-04 19:53:46
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Hi all. As noted in the "reference edition" thread some weeks ago, I have pushed a complete copy of the MadWifi subversion repository (including the full history) to sf.net - see [1]. In order to complete the move, the next step is to switch the repository on madwifi-project.org to read-only mode. If needs be, it would be possible to commit to it at sf.net. Then I'll redirect all visitors accessing Trac's repository browser to the corresponding facility at sf.net; the requested information will be delivered, but from sf.net rather than from our Trac. For example, [2] will be redirected to [3]. While at it, snapshot generation will be stopped - it didn't work properly anyway. If anyone cares, I maybe write a short note explaining how to download a snapshot of the branch/revision one needs right out of the sf.net repository browser. Bye, Mike [1] http://sourceforge.net/p/madwifi/svn/ [2] http://madwifi-project.org/changeset/4181 [3] http://sourceforge.net/p/madwifi/svn/4181/ |
From: Pavel R. <pr...@gn...> - 2014-02-05 04:10:33
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Hello Michael, Quoting Michael Renzmann <mre...@ma...>: > As noted in the "reference edition" thread some weeks ago, I have pushed a > complete copy of the MadWifi subversion repository (including the full > history) to sf.net - see [1]. > > In order to complete the move, the next step is to switch the repository > on madwifi-project.org to read-only mode. If needs be, it would be > possible to commit to it at sf.net. I don't think it's needed. If anything bad happens to me or to the reference edition, it can always be forked. > Then I'll redirect all visitors accessing Trac's repository browser to the > corresponding facility at sf.net; the requested information will be > delivered, but from sf.net rather than from our Trac. For example, [2] > will be redirected to [3]. > > While at it, snapshot generation will be stopped - it didn't work properly > anyway. If anyone cares, I maybe write a short note explaining how to > download a snapshot of the branch/revision one needs right out of the > sf.net repository browser. Fine with me. Thank you for closing the project in a civilized manner! -- Regards, Pavel Roskin |
From: Michael R. <mre...@ma...> - 2015-01-11 16:19:30
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Hi all. > In order to complete the move, the next step is to switch the repository > on madwifi-project.org to read-only mode. If needs be, it would be > possible to commit to it at sf.net. That had happened shortly after I wrote that last mail. Today I turned off the subversion repository at madwifi-project.org, and put up a redirect to its new home over at sf.net. You will notice it when trying to check out from http://madwifi-project.org/svn: the svn client should let you know that the repository has moved permanently to a new location and that you need to relocate your local working copy. See [1] for instructions. > Then I'll redirect all visitors accessing Trac's repository browser to the > corresponding facility at sf.net; the requested information will be > delivered, but from sf.net rather than from our Trac. For example, [2] > will be redirected to [3]. I took care of this topic today, too. I've tried my best to also establish redirections for "deep links" that one might have bookmarked or found in search engine results. I am aware of only one feature that could not be covered that way: when browsing changesets, Trac allows to select one of the modified files and show only the changes applied to this single file. The sf.net changeset browser offers a similar functionality, but the URLs to these views contain a parameter with a commit ID that cannot be determined with the means of mod_rewrite rules. However, I think this feature is not used often, so this small breakage should not hurt. Bye, Mike [1] http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.ref.svn.c.relocate.html |