If memory serves me right, Bruce A. Mah wrote: > Sometime in the near future, I will be migrating the iperf3 project from > Google Code to GitHub. This is part of a movement of several > ESnet-sponsored software projects (including iperf3) from various SCMs > and services onto a single platform. > > This migration will include the source code repository, issue tracker > content, and wiki pages. Downloads will continue to be hosted at ESnet > and will not be affected. The iperf3 development list > (<[email protected]>) will continue as a Google Group (as least > for now). > > I'm tentatively planning to do this work this Friday, 28 February 2010 > during California daytime hours. When done, I will hide (but not > delete) as much as I can from the Google Code site and put pointers to > GitHub in as many appropriate places as I can find.
I'm working on this now. Please do not post any more new issues to the iperf issues tracker on Google Code or make new comments on existing issues; there is a high chance any issue tracker activity today will miss the migration to the GitHub issue tracker. Thanks, Bruce.
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