On 07/12/2017 07:03 PM, Max Kholmyansky wrote: > Hi > There is also a copy on Github: > https://github.com/iotivity/iotivity/ > The last update there was also 3 weeks ago. > > *Actually, what is the overhead of maintaining the Github copy up-to-date > state?* > > Github copy may not be very useful for the code maintainers. > However, I do think it adds values for the* developers using **IoTivity > SDKs* who build and use the library. >>From my experience, it's much easier to grasp "what's going on" - branches, > tags, what was fixed when etc. - from Github, comparing to the Gerrit > repository. Gerrit is a code review system. It adds complexity not really > relevant for developers who just want to learn and use the SDK. > > Regards > Max.
I agree it's useful (I pushed to add a README.md to it so the github view would have a bit of explanation, could still be improved). As I've poked at it at various times, it (github mirror) usually seems to be pretty up to date, but sometimes falls a bit behind. I don't know what the mechanism is for updating - whether it happens automatically or via a human. The overhead shoudl be low, if a human needs to poke it, I can help out, but automated should be way more reliable. _______________________________________________ iotivity-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.iotivity.org/mailman/listinfo/iotivity-dev
