Ineiev, I am trying to understand the large change wave that has been committed in the last few days.
I made a commit on Feb 8 a894e1 and for example between then and now I see many commits resulting in this large diff. $ git diff a894e1..HEAD | diffstat | tail -n1 386 files changed, 56532 insertions(+), 16683 deletions(-) That is a very large number of changes in a very short period of time! This has only been in the last few days. Just on the surface I see the following confusing things. * All of the .gitignore files have been deleted. This causes a large amount of noise files to appear in the git status. What's the plan for this? * The local development router has been removed. This was being used to run a local sandbox. * The script that was used to launch the local development router has been removed. On the frontend servers the files being served had been in version control at /opt/savannah/savane. Those files are still there but the version control has not been updated in a very long time. Yet I think as recently as last month when the fundraising banner was removed that it had been updated. I see that apparently on Jan 31 this has been changed to serve files from /opt/savane/share/savane/frontend/php as what appears to be an installed files area. But I can't find any indication of where those files are being installed from or from what version. When I look through the version control commit message history I see a lot of very confusing things that indicate to me that the timeline was committed and then reset and then re-committed differently. Specifically for example the addition and removal of the fundraising banner appears not to correspond to when this actually happened. What's happening? Bob