Hello all!
As some of you might have already noticed, the old SVN repository
(hosted by SourceForge) does not contain the 1.10 branch yet. The reason
for not creating it yet is because we would like to argue a bit about
it's necessity.
The main reason we are still maintaining the old SVN branches
synchronized with GIT is for old checkouts to still be able to update
their sources. However, this is not the case of OpenSIPS 1.10, since all
the new checkouts should be done directly from the GIT repository.
A different reason is that we are using a few scripts for automatically
generate documentation, db schemas, debs and so on and so forth. Most of
these scripts rely on the old SVN repository to make sure they always
use the latest version of the sources. However we think it is worth
investing time in porting them to GIT, since at a certain point we would
like to completely get rid of the SVN repository. And probably it is a
good idea to start now!
So basically my question is: do you think we should still invest effort
in creating and maintaining the 1.10 SVN branch on the old repository?
Or you would rather migrate your deployments to a GIT based repository?
Do not be afraid to throw your opinions, any feedback is welcome!
Thanks!
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Razvan Crainea
OpenSIPS Core Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
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