I've studied a couple of recent INFRA tickets, and it looks like creating Git repositories is handled via https://selfserve.apache.org/
So Git->SVN migration boils down to creating an empty repository, pushing code there. Then we should ask Infra to make SVN read-only, and things like that. At this point I think it makes sense to just create a side Git repository (e.g. a throw-away on GitHub), migrate JMeter code from SVN there, apply Ant to Gradle converter, and then check how it turns out. I don't really see much sense in migrating to Gradle before Git conversion (there are VCS-specific build steps). I don't really see much benefit from migrating to Git in a hurry either. There are build/release tasks like "site update", and I think we might want to have separate Git repository to serve the site contents. At this point I don't know how JMeter site works, so I don't know it should be mapped to Git/Gradle. I think I could handle the conversion, however it would be great if someone volunteers. The thing is I prepare a talk for https://jpoint.ru/en/ , and I help to organize https://heisenbug-piter.ru/en/ this spring, so Git/Gradle is not my priority at the moment. Vladimir
