Barry
The proposal seems find. There is no major reason to keep the svn repos open at the moment -- we can either commit patches to git after the transition, or re-open them if there is an emergency.
Of course, Frank has the final say as he has admin access to the svn repos.
-erik
On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Barry Wardell barry.wardell@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
We now have almost everything in place for the transition from svn to git. Jenkins is back online and the tests are passing (although it is still running from svn, not the new git repositories yet), so I think we can consider the current svn trunk versions reasonably 'stable'. I propose that we now freeze the svn repositories and not allow any further commits to them. The primary reason for this is that it will help make the transition easier; every time there is a new commit to one of the svn repositories I have to go through a time consuming process of updating the git arrangement repositories and manually checking everything is still working.
Does anyone object to this proposal?
Barry
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