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Posted to dev@tomcat.apache.org by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com> on 2005/05/28 03:43:18 UTC
What to do now
Now that we are officially a TLP (and, by the way, congrats Remy :), what is
the migration strategy?
I'm assuming that we'll need to do a new 'ci' on all of what once was
jakarta-tomcat*, but did jakarta-servletapi* and jakarta-watchdog* follow
us?
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Re: What to do now
Posted by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>.
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> Now that we are officially a TLP (and, by the way, congrats Remy :), what
> is
> the migration strategy?
>
> I'm assuming that we'll need to do a new 'ci' on all of what once was
> jakarta-tomcat*, but did jakarta-servletapi* and jakarta-watchdog* follow
> us?
>
s/ci/co/
>
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Re: What to do now
Posted by Ian Darwin <ia...@darwinsys.com>.
On Sat, May 28, 2005 at 04:43:45PM +0200, Remy Maucherat wrote:
>
> >I'm assuming that we'll need to do a new 'ci' on all of what once was
> >jakarta-tomcat*, but did jakarta-servletapi* and jakarta-watchdog*
> >follow us?
Does it make more sense to "ci" all over again, or to move or copy the
existing repository and thereby preserve the history? (As well as being
a lot faster). If it's "move or copy", move is also faster :-) and
prevents ppl from getting out from the "stale" repo...
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Re: What to do now
Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>.
Bill Barker wrote:
> Now that we are officially a TLP (and, by the way, congrats Remy :),
I think it's more congrats Mladen, as he's the one who wanted it most.
> what is the migration strategy?
From the previous discussions:
- repositories: remain the same at the moment, in CVS, as we'll have to
migrate to SVN (unfortunately) before the end of the year, and two
migrations in 6 months didn't sound that sensible
- mailing lists: I don't know yet, but I favor moving to
user@tomcat.apache.org and dev@tomcat.apache.org (hopefully no more spam
for a few months :) )
- website: infrastructure didn't create any virtual host yet, although
they got the appropriate announcement
> I'm assuming that we'll need to do a new 'ci' on all of what once was
> jakarta-tomcat*, but did jakarta-servletapi* and jakarta-watchdog*
> follow us?
Yes, we'll be responsible for these repositories.
Rémy
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