On 3 Jan 2014, at 18:04, Alexandru Zbarcea wrote:
Can we consider the .git (git://git.apache.org/log4cxx.git) repo as
the
main repo and not the subversion one?
http://git.apache.org/
Can we push/commit to this git repository directly?
Currently this is a git mirror of the svn repos.
However it is possible to request a "native" Git repository and use that
as origin source.
We did that for log4php already. To make this happen, I would love to
see a new thread with appropriate subject
and see if any other dev has objections. I have learned some devs still
prefer SVN.
Also note, git@apache is pretty "new" and we might need to find a few
things out ourselves.
On the other hand, it works well for log4php.
Can we set up a travis/jenkins for CI?
Yes, this is possible.
The ASF runs Jenkins:
http://ci.apache.org/#jenkins
I was never involved in setting one up, but if you want one, its
possible to have it.
Please note one thing:
At the ASF we consider only "official" what is on ASF hardware. In
example a Travis build
would maybe be the preferred to work with for devs; but the official CI
(if any) can only be
one from ASF.
That way we avoid to be responsible for any kind of corruption of the
third party service.
In example, we officially distribute our log4php code over ASF hardware.
In addition ASF devs provide
the unofficial service and distribute it over packagist:
https://packagist.org/packages/apache/log4php
Cheers
Christian
Regards,
Alex
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