On 12/23/06, Antoine Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Xavier,
Hello Antoine, in SVN what could be done would be :
create 2 new directories under http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ incubator/ivy : core ivyde move the 3 existing subdirs of http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ incubator/ivy (trunk, branches, tags) to http://svn.apache.org/repos/ asf/incubator/ivy/core create also trunk, branches, tags under ivyde so the tree would be : repos --- asf --- incubator --- ivy --- core --- trunk --- branches --- tags --- ivyde --- trunk --- branches --- tags
OK, this is fine concerning how to import JIRA issues, I have no specific clue, I
suppose infra would import them into a new JIRA component called IvyDE.
So I can post a new issue in infra JIRA to ask for such an import. can you tell us whether the software grant that jayasoft made to the
ASF includes ivyde ?
I don't think so, I'll send a new software grant (probably next week). Are there other committers of ivyde than maarten
and yourself ?
Yes, others from jayasoft wrote code in ivyde, but it was a long time ago, and I don't know if they still have time to be committers. I will ask them and tell you more. Regards, Xavier Regards,
Antoine On Dec 23, 2006, at 4:23 AM, Xavier Hanin wrote: > Hello All, > > As discussed a few weeks ago, IvyDE needs a new location for its > development. After a few discussions here, on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] > list and in > private with some eclipse folks, the conclusion seems to be that > IvyDE would > best fit as a sub module of Ivy here at the ASF Incubator. What is the > process to create such a submodule? I don't think that getting svn > history > is important, there's only very little history. We don't > necessarily need a > separate mailing list for the moment, I think that the Ivy mailing > lists can > afford the little extra load due to IvyDE discussions. The main > thing I'm > concerned about is the jira issues (not available now online > because of > hosting problems, but I can still get access to it and provide an > export as > I did with Ivy). Is it possible to import these issues? What do I > have to > do? > > Xavier
