So, Ed brings the gasoline, Myrle throws the match. You guys are quite a wrecking crew (that is a compliment in engineering speak). +1
-- Kevin A. McGrail Asst. Treasurer & VP Fundraising, Apache Software Foundation Chair Emeritus Apache SpamAssassin Project https://www.linkedin.com/in/kmcgrail - 703.798.0171 On Wed, Apr 4, 2018 at 12:45 PM, Myrle Krantz <my...@apache.org> wrote: > Hey all, > > Summary: Burn it down. Burn it *all* down. > > Details: > > mifosio has become a metaphorical "attractive nuisance" (1). Some of > the repositories there have over 40 forks. Some people have made > issue reports or pull requests against those repositories which should > have been made against Fineract CN. > > I've taken one last stroll thru those repos in which I did the following: > A.) Checked that the latest changeset is in the corresponding apache > repository. > B.) Checked that all of the data from the wiki is in the apache confluence. > C.) Checked there are no outstanding PRs -- if they are merge them over. > D.) Checked there are no outstanding issues -- if they are close them > and request the user to create new issues in the apache Jira. > > I had already done A and B, but I obviously missed some, so it was > worthwhile to go through it again. > > The cases in which I had to cleanup were: > * demo-server: > - copied over liseri's changes > - commented on open ticket (I didn't have the necessary rights in > that case to close the ticket) to direct the github user to apache > ticketing and apache mailing lists. > * command > - pulled in 2 missing changesets from before the move (total 8 > lines, so no biggy) > * default-setup > - merged 1 PR to fineract-cn-default-setup (A 1 liner so not a big > deal.). The PR's still open on mifosio because I don't have > privileges in that project. > * identity > - closed an old issue. > * portfolio > - closed 3 old issues. > > The only repositories that I didn't check were the three integration > test repositories. These are all fairly out-of-date, and mostly just > duplicate things that are already found in the demo-server. Some of > them don't even compile in their current form. I recommend deleting > these without replacement. > > Ed: I believe you are the only one who can delete these repositories. > If you would do so quickly, you would save me having to spend *hours* > going through these repositories carefully again. Because these are > public repositories, the 40 plus forks will continue to exist, so you > aren't risking anyone's work. And for just in case, I did take a > 'snapshot' under a user named mifosio-04-04-2018, so we won't lose > anything. > > If you can't do this today or tomorrow, Ed, please give me the > necessary privileges in mifosio to do it myself. My github account is > myrle-krantz. > > Best Regards, > Myrle > > > 1.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attractive_nuisance_doctrine >
