On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Jehan <je...@zemarmot.net> wrote: > Hi, > > Le 2015-05-30 18:39, gi1...@gmail.com a écrit : >> On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 03:14:16PM +0200, Jehan wrote: >> >>> Would you mind to go to some platform which is not a company? I have a >>> github account, but only used to contribute when some projects do all >>> through github (fortunately they are not that many when you consider >>> the >>> most important projects!). >>> >>> I like using TuxFamily.org for instance. Or I could try Savannah >>> nongnu (not sure what are the criteria though, I was told it may be a >>> little complicated to enter). >> >> Sure! (Would you consider GitLab? Or is that too commercial for you >> too.) > > Well, I prefer a full community service, like TuxFamily or Savannah, but > if you want a middle-ground like Gitlab, I'm ok. Anyone else wants to > "vote"? Jimmy maybe? Do you want mrxvt to go to gitlab?
I have not used TuxFamily, but from looking at options I definitely prefer what I saw of GitLab (which I have now tried out and like a lot ... it will be my own personal choice for my future projects). A little bit simpler but more polished for what it does provide. Also, if you are busy I am willing to do the conversion to whatever platform we decide on. I have lots of time on my hands right now. > Of course, git is fine by me! This is the source versioning system I > know the best nowadays. > > I am doing the migration right now. I need to know for every of the > current developer which pseudo (or full name) you want to be used, and > which email. Especially since some were listed under current svn under > several pseudo (like "gautam" and "gi1242" are the same). > Also which email address of yours do you want to be listed? Right now, > all but Marc Schoechlin are listed with a @users.sourceforge.net address > in svn-authors.xml (and now this has to go into the git history). I > assume we all want to have another address listed. > By default, I will keep the currently listed address and pseudo. But I > give you a chance to update this. Have you looked at svn2git? It is a lot more flexible and easy to use than git-svn. Note, the below is the original and high quality project, there are MANY projects with the same name that do not work very well. https://techbase.kde.org/Projects/MoveToGit/UsingSvn2Git I did a local conversion to git using this because I haven't used SVN in a LONG time and wanted to easily browse the history of the project code. Very simple and easy. Attached is a rules file I used which converts all releases to tags, except one which has a single commit so it is also a branch. And mrxvt05utf8 is a branch. mrxvt05b is the main trunk. I did not do anything about email addresses and did not consider removing SVN links in the metadata. David
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