On 25/03/17 21:24, Bartłomiej Piotrowski wrote: > Hi all, > > Allan complained yesterday that ABS is apparently broken. Turns out that > most likely it is broken at least since 2016-07-07. > > The script received no changes since 2012-09-07 and the main advantage > it brings is an easy way to pull all PKGBUILDs. But we also provide > public Subversion and Git repositories. Initial svn checkout for > community and packages takes less than 3 minutes on my rather slow > connection (for European standards); obviously subsequent updates are > faster. Full git clone is slow, but shallow one takes ca. 10 seconds > (for both). > > If someone needs to checkout just one package, svn has sparse checkouts > and for git, Dave wrote asp[1]. This brings the question, what is the > point of keeping it running? >
Can our server handle the load of svn/git checkouts? That was the main concern when we moved to SVN many years ago and the reason ABS was kept. I have been working on and off to include source packages into a pacman database to allow pacman to directly replace these. Allan
