From: Tom P. <to...@ca...> - 2013-05-19 02:47:06
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A little while ago I upgraded the tumanako sourceforge project to the new Alura sourceforge platform. We were very worried that the hosted apps that hold the wiki and blog would be deleted during this process, but so far this hasn't happened. What did happen was the old svn repository was made read-only and a new svn repository was created. I have made that new svn repository read-only as well and will delete it soon because we are moving to git. Robin made a nice script to do the move and we decided to stick with sourceforge so we have combined administration of wiki and mailing list and SCM. I've created git repositories on sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/p/tumanako/_list/git These are similar to the repositories that robin made on github. The qpcpp and libopencm3 repositories are pushed from a clone of the github repos. The rest are the result of running the migration using a slightly updated version of Robin's script (patch coming shortly). I have not migrated the changes robin made to the dashboard from github to sourceforge, Jeremy, if you want those changes, please migrated them from github. Please verify that your code still works. The inverter firmware is almost certainly broken by being moved around. There may be a way to make it work again using the git equivalent of svn externals or the may be another better way of fixing it. Right now with noone linking to the new git repositories we have huge scope to refactor the inverter firmware. If any of the decisions made while splitting the firmware into different git repositories turn out to be inappropriate, they are easy to fix by re-doing the migration from svn. There may be other ways to change those decisions using git tools as well. |