On Wed, 9 May 2012 09:27:42 +0200, Luca Fabbri <[email protected]> wrote: > So: seems a migration problem! > > Unluckily right now we don't have anymore a place to commit fixes for > old branch of LinguaPlone. Also in the IRC I get no tips about this. > > Proposition: > * we make a form of LP on github > * we create add a new branch > * we populate the new branch exporting the old SVN 3.x branch > * we make a pull request to the original LP project, for adding a new > branch
If the version you want to make the fix for has a tag in the github repository, just create a branch that starts at the tag, do your changes and do a pull request to add the branch. > We will lose the history, IMHO, this would only happen with the 3rd option. > but I think this is better that losing all the 3.x code. If the whole repository SVN was imported into git, and the git repository hasn't been garbage collected or packed afterwards, any commits after the latest tag of the 3.x branch should be there, you just need to search for it using the reflog and start your branch from that commit instead of the latest 3.x tag in the git repo. If the commits are not there, you can just apply them as a series of patches atop the latest git 3.x tag. > Can this be ok for you? Better propositions? I think you already had a good one, but let if know if I misunderstood or made a wrong assumption about what you want to do. Servilio _______________________________________________ Product-Developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/plone-product-developers
