(Sorry if I'm missing a FAQ here, but the discussion about the git conversion has grown very large)
I'm wondering what the plan is for the git-only branches currently hosted on the gcc.gnu.org git server. In particular, I'm actively developing stuff in my "dmalcolm/analyzer" branch there, and I've been using that as the canonical hosting site for my gcc static analyzer project [1]. There are a few other "dmalcolm/analyzer*" branches there representing stages of development (with rebases). I'm watching the discussion about the various conversion options, and wondering if there's a plan to convert those. I don't see my branch in the web UI that Mark set up [2], in gcc-reposurgeon-5b, or gcc- pretty/gcc-reparent at least. What the plan for such branches? Possible approaches: (a) that my branch(es) be added to the conversion(s), or, (b) be preserved on the server as-is? (c) Or do I need to make another copy somewhere e.g github/gitlab for safety's sake? I'd prefer to keep the branch hosted on that server (e.g. godbolt.org is doing daily builds from the branch). In any case, I don't want to lose work. I'm wondering if there are any other such branches? Dave [1] https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/DavidMalcolm/StaticAnalyzer [2] https://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2019-12/msg00312.html
