>The vote has been open for 3 days and got +5.5 votes with no -1 vote. I
>presume that the next step is to create a JIRA task on INFRA, is that >right? I think that's correct. They will probably move to the new gitbox, as they are slowly phasing out everybody from git-wip as well. Using gitbox requires 2FA as well, as far as I know (I believe I had to do that for OpenNLP). Here's a 2017 INFRA ticket from Sling for moving to git. Might be worth set up 2FA already if not already done https://gitbox.apache.org/setup/ >Is it possible to create a staging Git repository that we can >review and cleanup (e.g. removing large binary files from history) >before to push it as the official repository? I don't think so. I believe the closest to what you want will be your local repository. Normally I have several branches in my computer that do not exist in the remote repositories. Sometimes I do a `git fetch --prune`, or just check out again. And before pushing I normally massage the code, fix commit messages, rebase, remove unwanted files, and amend the commit message. Hope that helps. Bruno ________________________________ From: Martin Desruisseaux <[email protected]> To: Apache SIS <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, 18 May 2018 8:03 PM Subject: [VOTE RESULT] Migrate from Subversion to Git The vote has been open for 3 days and got +5.5 votes with no -1 vote. I presume that the next step is to create a JIRA task on INFRA, is that right? Is it possible to create a staging Git repository that we can review and cleanup (e.g. removing large binary files from history) before to push it as the official repository? Martin
