Hi all,
Henrik, thank you for the useful link. I've followed the provided
instructions to submit the migration request.
Can someone explain what will happen after a project website migration -
will website content be displayed based on the Git data? Or it will be
displayed based on the CVS
Hi Igor,
I just confirmed with our project website. The content is already
based on the new Git repository. I just pushed a change and the
website was updated right away.
-Henrik
Am 11.10.2012 10:55, schrieb Igor
Vinnykov:
Hello,
There was an announcement about CVS repositories migration to Git. I have a
question about Web resources stored in CVS. Maybe it was asked already, but
I missed an answer, so would like to ask it once again.
Background:
Right now our project web pages are stored in CVS, so web
Hi Igor,
for Web Pages it's very simple, really.
Have a look at
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Git/Migrating_to_Git#Migrating_Your_Project_Website
I did that recently for our eTrice project. I opened a bug and the same day the
Webmaster replied that all was done:
Is there special product/component or something else I need to set on
the bug to get webmaster's attention? The wiki says open a bug that
blocks bug 324116. I did that for m2e few weeks ago, but nothing happened.
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Regards,
Igor
On 12-10-10 12:46 PM, Henrik Rentz-Reichert wrote:
Hi Igor,
for
Perhaps I'm being too sensitive, but a few comments that I've read
make me feel like this is a bit of a surprise.
The migration of project repositories from CVS to Git has been going
for months; I believe that we've been very vocal about this on
numerous channels.
