Hi Andrea, Am 15.08.19 um 08:34 schrieb Andrea Pescetti: > Unless the discussion about this happened off-list, the SVN to Git > migration resulted in breaking some tools without any plans to fix > them. I'm listing the ones I found so far, and the course of action I > propose for each. As usual, 72 hours for lazy consensus before acting > (but I can take care of all I propose below). > > 1) Fisheye https://fisheye.apache.org/changelog/openoffice > > "We have an instance of Atlassian FishEye for source browsing, > searching, reporting and visualization of main trunk (main development > area)." (source.html) > > Proposal: link to Github https://github.com/apache/openoffice for the > short term; when Opengrok is ready, link to it; tell Infra to > explicitly kill the Fisheye instance. Or (if someone wants to take > over since they do use Fisheye) ask Infra to link it to the new > repository. > > 2) OpenGrok > > This is already dead. I know Peter has it on his radar but I think we > only have the empty VM for the time being. So, no action pending > restoration of the service, and when it is restored it will of course > point to Git. > > 3) Open Hub tracker https://www.openhub.net/p/openoffice > > "Our SVN tree is read by the Open Hub tracker to generate some various > statistics. Note that the migration from the legacy Mercurial > repository to SVN at Apache has caused pre-existing files to be > double-counted. But the contribution history should be intact." > (source.html) > > Proposal: tell them to please stop tracking; their data have always > been wrong anyway, as they were tracking the wrong branches. If > someone still wants OpenOffice to be on OpenHub instead, please take > over, find who the admins are in our PMC and ask them to put the new > repository URL. Yes, the data on OpenHub is totally outdated. Admins are Jim and Ariel. I think we should close it down... > > 4) Bugzilla annotator > > Most of you should be aware that writing "#i123456#" in a commit log > would automatically post that commit to Bugzilla as a comment for > issue 123456. The magic is done by a Python bot running on the MWiki > server and parsing SVN logs. > > Proposal: stop the Python script (obviously); if at least one other > committer writes here that he thinks this feature is useful, I can > modify the Python script to use Git and/or turn it into a Git hook; > this may require substantial work.
Did it work since the move to the new VM? I have never tried since then... However, it was a useful function and we could parse the logs on Gitbox instead: https://gitbox.apache.org/repos/asf?p=openoffice.git;a=log;h=refs/heads/trunk > > 5) Devtools > > Our devtools are code and should have been included in the migration > to Git. I didn't notice they were left out. > > Proposal: talk to Infra to see if we can easily add them retaining > history, or just copy them over from SVN and push this to Git. We > could discuss for ages where they belong to, but some of them are > definitely related to the source tree and as first approximation I > would move (i.e., "keep") them there. Seems reasonable to me. Regards, Matthias > > Regards, > Andrea. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >
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