I'll excise the jars tonight. The complete repository archive will be available from my apache.org home directory by tomorrow morning. :-)
Cheers, Clinton On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 15:36:25 -0500, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I know there won't be any problem with converting the CVS repository. > Infrastructure has done that dozens of times. > > Once it is up, they might also be able to merge in the ibatisnet1 hotcopy. If > so, our revisions numbers would change, but we'd otherwise have all the > history. > > If not, the worst case scenario is that we commit the latest ibatisnet to the > new repository, and lose the history. > > Since the codebase is so young, that doesn't really bother me. (I don't know > how Gilles and Roberto feel.) We still have the hotcopy, and we can still set > it up for reference. > > And, a new ibatisnet commit also solves the problem of keeping the LGPL > assemblies out of the ASF repository. :) > > Were you able to excise the JARs from CVS, Clinton? > > If the CVS tarball is ready to go, you can upload it to your ASF user > directory, and we can take it from there. > > -Ted. > > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 13:16:19 -0700, Clinton Begin wrote: > > I'm having no luck at all trying to convert the repository. It > > seems that despite the portable nature of Python, the Subversion > > team had to resort to using a number of native Linux utilities in > > the conversion script. Neither Cygwin nor UnixUtils has enough > > functionality to support it. > > > > I have a linux box that I could install Subversion on, but at this > > point I'd almost be happy enough just submitting the CVS tarball. :- > > ) > > > > I'm not convinced that it will be any easier for the ops team to > > merge two SVN repositories vs. CVS + SVN. It looks like it will be > > a nightmare either way. In hindsight, a better approach would > > have been for us to keep both Java and .NET in CVS so that we could > > merge them and then convert them together as one. > > > > Cheers, > > Clinton > > > > > > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 14:02:44 -0500, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > wrote: > > > >> The hotcopy of the ibatisnet1 SVN (r518) is available in my ASF > >> user directory > >> > >> * http://www.apache.org/~husted/ibatisnet1.tar.gz * > >> www.apache.org//users/husted/public_html/ibatisnet1.tar.gz > >> > >> I had thought we'd submit this and the CVS tarball to > >> infrastructure, to see what they could do. But, if we want to try > >> converting the ibatisdb CVS and merging it ourselves, then the > >> hotcopy is available for thT purpose as well. > >> > >> We might also consider asking Michael Ching at WUSH.NET if they > >> could convert the CVS tarball and merge it with our ibatisnet1 > >> repository. Then, we could hand infrastructure a done deal. > >> > >> -Ted. > >> > >> To copy files to your user directory, you can use scp (or pscp if > >> you are using putty). > >> > >>> sc $filename [EMAIL PROTECTED]://home/$userid/public_html > >>> > >> The wush.net hotcopy backup is available at > >> https://wush.net/members/download_backup.php (login with the > >> master account credentials). > >
