Hi Peter!
haven't you sent some patches that really looked like you are using git
locally? ;-)
My current plan is following:
- keep the SVN imported git repos in sync with SVN (means read-only).
- create a new repos (copy of the previous one) and commit new things
there.
- if any changes appear in SVN the next few month, we will manually
sync them back to the new git repos.
- new changes in git will not be ported back to SVN.
The alternative would be:
- switch off the SVN replication.
- continue with the current git repos, thus allowing write operation
at the same day we switch off SVN.
The second question is: what about commit rights to the repository? We
will have to create some groups on git.sip-router.org. Currently, if we
set the SEMS git repos to be writable, any account on sip-router will
have write-access to SEMS...
Any opinion/thoughts?
-Raphael.
On 28.05.10 10:40, Peter Lemenkov wrote:
Hello!
2010/5/28 Raphael Coeffic<[email protected]>:
there is now a git mirror of the svn repository running on git.sip-router.org.
Great news!
Personally I think that this would be an improvement, at least concerning
the size of the local repositories.
Completely agree. SEMS should be switched completely to Git as soon as
possible. I can offer some help with that great move.
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