Hi,
as Russel would put it, Gradle has finally given in to the Git Borg
and is now being assimilated.
We have agreed on the dev list quite a while ago to migrate to Git.
The reason why we haven't done it yet is that we wanted to have some
sync between a Git master and a Svn slave. I'm not sure how important
that sync is. With GitHub you can download source tar balls. So for
people not using Git there is always a way to build from the latest
sources.
Most Gradle developers already use Git. So it is time to use the full
potential of this approach and have a Git master at GitHub.
There is now a gradle github user with a gradle repository which
serves as the master. The gradle/gradle repository has a number of
collaborators, which are the committers and can push to the gradle/
gradle repository with their public keys.
The svn import is running at the moment. So please don't commit
anything to svn any longer. I will send a follow up when the import is
done and the gradle/gradle repo can be used.
- Hans
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Hans Dockter
Gradle Project Manager
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