Hi all, This is a summary of successful migration of git.sugarlabs.org to different host and new Gitorios code base (which is 1.5 year ahead of previously used on git.sugarlabs.org).
Previously mentioned issues were fixed, such as: * http://cgit.sugarlabs.org * http read only access to git repositories * CIA.vc plugin IMPORTANT CHANGES git.sugarlabs.org's IP was changed to 18.85.44.120. New public SSH key fingerprint is 4f:5e:5c:7f:ca:94:49:9d:2e:77:85:86:7c:de:56:f1 (remove line with substring "git.sugarlabs.org" from your ~.ssh/known_hosts file, try to ssh connect to git.sugarlabs.org and check if "ssh-keygen -F git.sugarlabs.org -l" output is equal to new git.sugarlabs.org fingerprint). Since merge request workflow was changed in Gitorios (see below), all already existed merges are titled as "It appears that the commits in this merge request have already been merged into ...", that might be not right since new Gitorios doesn't have sufficient information about merge. New Gitorios sends fully qualified name of a committer (like it appears in git log) to CIA.vc site. So if you are bothering about CIA stats, check if you own your own name there. (Short introspection of 1.5 years of Gitorios development) MAJOR FEATURES Team support [1] Gitorious now supports the creation of teams. Anyone can create a team, which lets users share repositories, promote their team on the team page and gives custom URLs for projects and their repositories. New merge requests [2] Merge requests lets users make contributions to repositories hosted on Gitorious.org. After all, sharing code is what it’s all about. The new version of Gitorious brings some changes to the way merge requests are handled. Awesome code review [3] How to make review process more convenient within Gitorios. Repository permissions [4] Ever had the need to give someone permissions to triage merge request, but not give them commit access? Well, now you can, thanks to our new finer-grained repository access permissions. Activity watching [5] Track for particular events. MINOR FEATURES Several repositories per project [1] Each project can now have several repositories. The project page lists all repositories belonging to the project, so you can easily see repositories that relate to each other. Improved URLs [1] The URLs generated and recognized by Gitorious has been completely revamped, providing URLs that let you easily recognize what you’re currently looking at. Support for several committers [1] You can now add one or more committers to a repository, the difference being that you can now add a whole team as well and projects and repositories themselves can be now owned by a team. This gives you a way of easily managing multiple project or repository administrators. Support for several email addresses for a user [1] Some users use several email addresses when committing code, and Gitorious now lets you specify several email addresses (“aliases”). When adding a new email address you’re required to confirm the address by clicking a link you’ll receive by email from Gitorious. Check your profile page for the “Manage aliases” link. User and team avatars [1] Users and teams can now upload custom images (avatars). So if you don’t have a Gravatar account (or don’t want one) you can upload a custom image that will be displayed on your profile and next to your commits on the site. [1] http://blog.gitorious.org/2009/05/09/weve-made-a-few-changes/ [2] http://blog.gitorious.org/2009/07/15/new-merge-request-functionality/ [3] http://blog.gitorious.org/2009/11/06/awesome-code-review/ [4] http://blog.gitorious.org/2009/11/26/repository-permissions/ [5] http://blog.gitorious.org/2010/01/22/activity-watching/ -- Aleksey
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