Ok, I set up everything now. I use git svn, here is what I did. git svn clone svn+ssh://[email protected]/svnroot/proaudio/proaudio > --stdlayout --revision=2960 > cd proaudio/ > git svn rebase
I found some readme files (and a folder which I think is dead proaudio-dev, whats that for?) I haven't read all the readme files so far, but I looks like you have the same files on the wiki page. anyway, is there any revision process in place? like pull-requests or something? Otherwise I would just put my ebuilds in there. Cheers Ingolf Wagner p.s.: happy to be on board, and will read the readme files tomorrow. 2015-11-05 1:28 GMT+01:00 Wayne DePrince Jr. <[email protected]>: > Il giorno mer, 04/11/2015 alle 15.21 +0100, Manuel Bärenz ha scritto: > > I certainly agree that moving to Git is a very good idea. I haven't > > contributed much to this overlay, and one of the reasons is that I > > couldn't be bothered to learn SVN, and didn't want to send patches > > via > > Email all the time. > > > > Gitlab vs. Github: I have the feeling that the issue tracker on > > Gitlab > > is more usable and serious than the Github one. Other than that I > > agree > > with Karl about the philosophy and would prefer Gitlab. But I > > wouldn't > > mind Github either if people think that popularity is important (and > > in > > case nobody wants to use Gitlab just because of Proaudio). > > > > +1 for GitLab: open license + better issue tracker > > thanks for moving to Git. > > > >
