Going to CC our mentors on this as it is really more their guidance we are after.
> So to clarify the existing Git (at github) is "frozen"? At some point > in the hopefully near future we will have a new version of Git hosted by > eclipse that we will commit to? I have no clarity at the moment .. I am assembling snatches of emails and trying to see what the infrastructure migration will look like. I did check my email, most of this comes from the conversation with Frank and Wayne: > The initial stage of the review of the project's initial contribution should > go fairly quickly. It should only take a couple of days to get provisional > check-in approval. What I recommend that you do is tag the existing repo at > the point where you export the initial contribution. Any commits following > that point can be pushed into the locationtech.org repository in > consideration of the IP due diligence process. In short, if the commits are > authored by project committers, just push them. If they come from outside > contributors, there's a little more involved. > So: 1. We are at 1-2 days now from the initial request, we are leaping off the 1.4.0 tag 2. Your commits are authored by a project committer > > Ideas? > We wait a week or two and see what happens. Good plan … Jody
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