Hi, 2009/12/8 Dean Michael Berris <[email protected]>
> Good day everyone, > > I would like to move the development of the cpp-netlib project from > Subversion to Git. Please see my plan below and let me know if there > are any objections to the plan: > > December 10, 2009 > * Release version 0.4 with updated documentation after a final > release testing on multiple platforms. > > No objection here, I'm happy releasing on Thursday. > December 15, 2009 > * Merge the http-server branch into trunk with no failing tests. > > December 16, 2009 > * Freeze the Subversion tree > * Import the Subversion tree to Github > * All further development will be done on Github, mailing lists and > release management stays in Sourceforge > * Issues are migrated from Trac to Github Issues, and Wiki Pages > will be migrated to Github too > I understood we were moving to Git, but we're moving completely away from sourceforge? Why is this? I already have an account on Github, but I can't say I'm familiar with it yet. > > December 24, 2009 > * Branch for 0.5 which will include: > - HTTPS support > - HTTP Server > > For most of this I think you'll be working on your own, so the schedule is down to you. I will be completely away until the middle of January. > January 30, 2009 > * Release 0.5 > > You're the only one who knows if this is a reliable target. I will be very interested in seeing progress. Thanks, Glyn
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