hi, Am Sonntag, 5. Oktober 2014, 09:27:57 schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier: > That _is_ a discussion worth having, but right now, my goal is to explore > what hosting requirements we have, and how we would go about migrating in > order to ensure a mostly smooth transition.
i'm glad this comes up :-)
i don't know so much about the infrastructure of KDE, but having seen how
smooth it is to host stuff on github, it sure is time to think about a
migration, carefully.
how about something along these lines:
- we make RKWard 0.7.x the first KDE FW5 release branch
- it starts with a new git repo, no matter where
- RKWard 0.6.x remains as the KDE 4 branch, at least as long as 4.14 is
commonly used; it will however only get bug fixes, development focusses
on 0.7.x
- it stays on sf.net SVN
- later on, it can be moved to git as well, which shouldn't be so painful
because there's no urgency
as a side node: github has wikis for its projects, and kind-of offers
downloadable binary files: https://github.com/blog/1547-release-your-software
but it's probably easier to host bundles somewhere else.
viele grüße :: m.eik
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