Thanks Emmanuel! Requesting repositories is selfservice, so indeed they will be available pretty quick :)
I have everything available in my copy of the mina-site repository here [1] The repository contains the 4 needed branches: - asf-site => contains the generated content which will be served on mina.a.o - master => contains the source to generate the site - sshd-apidocs => as the name suggests, apidocs for sshd which will be served on mina.a.o - mina-gen-docs => as the name suggests, the generated mina documentation which will be served on mina.a.o I was not able to create a pull request since a pull request needs to be targeted against an already existing base branch. The simplest way (for MINA committers) to move forward is to just create an initial empty commit on the 4 different branches against which I can create the pull request _OR_ a committer can clone rlenferink/mina-site [1], change its remote to the apache one [2] and push the 4 branches to the remote (keeping in mind this takes some time for the mina-gen-docs branch as it contains the documentation of all previous releases). Let me know if any help from my side is needed ;) [1] https://github.com/rlenferink/mina-site [2] [email protected]:apache/mina-site.git On 2020/02/24 08:41:37, Emmanuel Lécharny <[email protected]> wrote: > > woot, it's fast ! (I remember a time where it took around one week to > have such a repo created ...) > > https://gitbox.apache.org/repos/asf/mina-site.git > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
