Hi, > > was it decided to just abandon them or are they hidden somewhere now in > git/github? > > Read here: > https://github.com/dweiss/lucene-git-guides/blob/master/10-locate- > historical-svn-commit-or-branch.sh > > > The fact that all the tags have this long string of > "releases/(lucene|solr|lucene-solr)/" prefixes just makes it even less easy to > use the drop-down list. > > Maybe. But the drop-down list is not git on apache, it's github. The > naming convention was suggested by me (search the archives) and nobody > objected. I don't see any other (better) way of differentiating tags > from three (!) different projects and making this transparent.
To me this makes 100% sense. Generally you won't need them every day. As said before, if you are looking for an old release, it is now easy to fine. You can also download Lucene 1.0.1 !!! (phantastic, no idea where 1.0 is - sourceforge only?) The abandoned branches under history are easy to reactivate (as said before), just branch off the tag - done. Finally, Github also orders the drop downlist in correct order (backwards by version), so where is the issue? If you figured out how its ordered, you can switch very fast. Many thanks for this, I am fully happy. Really everything is there - in contrast to SVN where you have to search! Uwe --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
