Re: [crossfire] Git for arch, maps, server, and client

2021-05-05 Thread Mark Wedel

On 5/5/21 10:44 AM, Kevin Zheng wrote:

On 5/5/21 9:30 AM, Mark Wedel wrote:

  It looks like write (commit) access can be removed from the SVN repos in 
sourceforge while still letting them exist.  I'd suggest that be done, just to 
prevent any accidental commits (someone forgot to update their paths or 
whatever else).  Plus, it can be used to make sure no one commits anything 
while you are moving things over.


Thanks for the suggestion. This wasn't going to be so easy, because there were 
other subfolders in the repository that weren't part of this migration. Looking 
at the repo now, however, the only sub-directories left are jxclient, 
metaserver, and sounds.

If we also go ahead and migrate these over too, we can go ahead and make the 
entire SVN read-only after the switch.

If there are no objections, I will also go ahead and migrate jxclient, 
metaserver, and sounds.


 I think that is a good idea - it makes more sense to me that everything under 
the project is using the same source code control system, vs some using git and 
others using SVN.

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Re: [crossfire] Git for arch, maps, server, and client

2021-05-05 Thread Kevin Zheng

On 5/5/21 9:30 AM, Mark Wedel wrote:
  It looks like write (commit) access can be removed from the SVN repos 
in sourceforge while still letting them exist.  I'd suggest that be 
done, just to prevent any accidental commits (someone forgot to update 
their paths or whatever else).  Plus, it can be used to make sure no one 
commits anything while you are moving things over.


Thanks for the suggestion. This wasn't going to be so easy, because 
there were other subfolders in the repository that weren't part of this 
migration. Looking at the repo now, however, the only sub-directories 
left are jxclient, metaserver, and sounds.


If we also go ahead and migrate these over too, we can go ahead and make 
the entire SVN read-only after the switch.


If there are no objections, I will also go ahead and migrate jxclient, 
metaserver, and sounds.


Regards,
Kevin
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Re: [crossfire] Git for arch, maps, server, and client

2021-05-05 Thread Mark Wedel

On 5/4/21 11:45 PM, Kevin Zheng wrote:

Hi there,

Some months ago I proposed switching the arch, maps, server, and client 
repositories to Git. Since feedback on the mailing list was positive, I think 
now is a good time to make the switch.





- At UTC Saturday 2021-05-08 22:00, I will update these Git repositories
   from SVN one last time. Future commits in these repositories should go
   into Git. SVN will continue to be used for the repositories that
   haven't switched. The migrated repositories will still continue to
   exist in SVN for a while, but should not be committed to. Hopefully
   nobody gets confused by the fact that there are two repositories. At
   some point, perhaps we should delete these repositories from SVN.


 It looks like write (commit) access can be removed from the SVN repos in 
sourceforge while still letting them exist.  I'd suggest that be done, just to 
prevent any accidental commits (someone forgot to update their paths or 
whatever else).  Plus, it can be used to make sure no one commits anything 
while you are moving things over.

 Thanks for doing this work.


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