[Pasdoc-main] SVN read-only now, moving to GitHub

[Michalis K. <mic...@gm...>]

Hi everyone,

The SVN repository on SourceForge is read-only from now on. The
commits should be pushed now to our GitHub repository on
https://github.com/michaliskambi/pasdoc/ . You can follow the "GIT
way" and just fork PasDoc on GitHub and submit pull requests, or you
can ask me for push access directly to the above repository.

I'm very open to give push access to everyone interested, in
particular to the present PasDoc developers on SourceForge! Just send
me your preferred account/email address on GitHub.

I'm doing this in the hope of getting more exposure, and more
contributors to our PasDoc project. I'm not a GIT fanboy, but the
experience with my projects showed that GitHub (and it's workflow of
"pull requests") really encourages contributions to open-source
projects.

The commits from GitHub are synchronized (one-way) to SVN using my
sync2git fork on https://github.com/michaliskambi/sync2git . I used to
experiment with 2-way synchronization though git-svn, but it was
bothersome, overriding GIT author information and commit hashes. So to
be a 1st class citizen on GitHub, we have to embrace it fully, and
just commit everything through Git and GitHub.

So if you just use our SVN to update (and are not interested in
committing), you can keep using it, things will work Ok. But I
encourage you to clone GIT GitHub repo instead, and push some work:)

Note: PasDoc project admins could overcome this restriction and commit
to SVN anyway --- but please don't do it, as it will probably break
the synchronization. Instead, really, send me your GitHub
username/email, and I'll give you push access on GitHub:) Thanks!

Best regards,
Michalis