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The move to the new ASF Subversion server is now complete. No new updates will be committed to the old server (at svn.ofbiz.org) so everyone keeping with SVN or checking out new code should use the new SVN repository. And of course, all committers should use the new repository. Here is the svn command you would now use to check out from the new repository: $ svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk ofbiz Committers please note: use HTTPS instead of HTTP (and yes you'll need username/password for that as before). As I noted in my previous email (Moving to the Apache SVN Server on the ofbiz-dev list on 20060629) you can point to the new SVN server from an existing checkout using the following command: $ svn switch http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk framework/ I highly recommend reading that other email if your thinking about using this... Note that since not all of the old repository is moved over (the the website directory is in a different place) you'll need to do this per resource in the ofbiz.home directory, like the framework directory in the example above. For those using a private SVN repository and the vendor branch pattern, you can just export from the new repository and import as normal into your ofbiz branch. The code in this new ASF repository comes from revision 7923 in the old SVN repository (in svn.ofbiz.org). We all understand that this is an inconvenience, but it is an important part of the Apache incubation process for OFBiz. To make this more fun, note that when we graduate from incubation the SVN URL will change again... -David |
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That's great,
and I've updated the Incubator status page. Jacopo David E. Jones wrote: > > The move to the new ASF Subversion server is now complete. No new > updates will be committed to the old server (at svn.ofbiz.org) so > everyone keeping with SVN or checking out new code should use the new > SVN repository. And of course, all committers should use the new > repository. > > Here is the svn command you would now use to check out from the new > repository: > > $ svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk ofbiz > > Committers please note: use HTTPS instead of HTTP (and yes you'll need > username/password for that as before). > > As I noted in my previous email (Moving to the Apache SVN Server on the > ofbiz-dev list on 20060629) you can point to the new SVN server from an > existing checkout using the following command: > > $ svn switch http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk > framework/ > > I highly recommend reading that other email if your thinking about using > this... Note that since not all of the old repository is moved over (the > the website directory is in a different place) you'll need to do this > per resource in the ofbiz.home directory, like the framework directory > in the example above. > > For those using a private SVN repository and the vendor branch pattern, > you can just export from the new repository and import as normal into > your ofbiz branch. > > The code in this new ASF repository comes from revision 7923 in the old > SVN repository (in svn.ofbiz.org). > > We all understand that this is an inconvenience, but it is an important > part of the Apache incubation process for OFBiz. To make this more fun, > note that when we graduate from incubation the SVN URL will change again... > > -David > > |
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Great, thanks. I updated the svn.html file (the one that shows up at http://svn.ofbiz.org). Any other pages or such to update that anyone can think of? -David Jacopo Cappellato wrote: > That's great, > > and I've updated the Incubator status page. > > Jacopo > > David E. Jones wrote: >> >> The move to the new ASF Subversion server is now complete. No new >> updates will be committed to the old server (at svn.ofbiz.org) so >> everyone keeping with SVN or checking out new code should use the new >> SVN repository. And of course, all committers should use the new >> repository. >> >> Here is the svn command you would now use to check out from the new >> repository: >> >> $ svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk ofbiz >> >> Committers please note: use HTTPS instead of HTTP (and yes you'll need >> username/password for that as before). >> >> As I noted in my previous email (Moving to the Apache SVN Server on >> the ofbiz-dev list on 20060629) you can point to the new SVN server >> from an existing checkout using the following command: >> >> $ svn switch http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk >> framework/ >> >> I highly recommend reading that other email if your thinking about >> using this... Note that since not all of the old repository is moved >> over (the the website directory is in a different place) you'll need >> to do this per resource in the ofbiz.home directory, like the >> framework directory in the example above. >> >> For those using a private SVN repository and the vendor branch >> pattern, you can just export from the new repository and import as >> normal into your ofbiz branch. >> >> The code in this new ASF repository comes from revision 7923 in the >> old SVN repository (in svn.ofbiz.org). >> >> We all understand that this is an inconvenience, but it is an >> important part of the Apache incubation process for OFBiz. To make >> this more fun, note that when we graduate from incubation the SVN URL >> will change again... >> >> -David >> >> > |
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David,
I've checked out and built OFBiz and everything works fine. The only issue I see is that we have lost all the commit logs :-( Jacopo David E. Jones wrote: > > Great, thanks. > > I updated the svn.html file (the one that shows up at > http://svn.ofbiz.org). > > Any other pages or such to update that anyone can think of? > > -David > |
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Yes, those are still available on the old SVN server which will be available for probably a long while yet. Considering more about this, it might be best to leave the old code in place as is and not remove it. The history would still be available if removed, but perhaps a bit easier to access if left as-is. The separation between pre-ASF and post-ASF is kind of a nice thing to distinguish with this move, so I don't think leaving behind the history is necessarily a bad thing. -David Jacopo Cappellato wrote: > David, > > I've checked out and built OFBiz and everything works fine. > The only issue I see is that we have lost all the commit logs :-( > > Jacopo > > David E. Jones wrote: >> >> Great, thanks. >> >> I updated the svn.html file (the one that shows up at >> http://svn.ofbiz.org). >> >> Any other pages or such to update that anyone can think of? >> >> -David |
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Can see it from Eclipse.
See the website (site) also David E. Jones sent the following on 7/1/2006 2:08 PM: > > The move to the new ASF Subversion server is now complete. No new > updates will be committed to the old server (at svn.ofbiz.org) so > everyone keeping with SVN or checking out new code should use the new > SVN repository. And of course, all committers should use the new > repository. > > Here is the svn command you would now use to check out from the new > repository: > > $ svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk ofbiz > > Committers please note: use HTTPS instead of HTTP (and yes you'll need > username/password for that as before). > > As I noted in my previous email (Moving to the Apache SVN Server on the > ofbiz-dev list on 20060629) you can point to the new SVN server from an > existing checkout using the following command: > > $ svn switch http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk > framework/ > > I highly recommend reading that other email if your thinking about using > this... Note that since not all of the old repository is moved over (the > the website directory is in a different place) you'll need to do this > per resource in the ofbiz.home directory, like the framework directory > in the example above. > > For those using a private SVN repository and the vendor branch pattern, > you can just export from the new repository and import as normal into > your ofbiz branch. > > The code in this new ASF repository comes from revision 7923 in the old > SVN repository (in svn.ofbiz.org). > > We all understand that this is an inconvenience, but it is an important > part of the Apache incubation process for OFBiz. To make this more fun, > note that when we graduate from incubation the SVN URL will change again... > > -David > > |
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That's fine.
I also did a small commit and it worked fine. However I don't get the commit log even if I'm subscribed to the commit log list; maybe David W. or Yoav or J Aaron can help us with this... Jacopo David E. Jones wrote: > > Yes, those are still available on the old SVN server which will be > available for probably a long while yet. > > Considering more about this, it might be best to leave the old code in > place as is and not remove it. The history would still be available if > removed, but perhaps a bit easier to access if left as-is. > > The separation between pre-ASF and post-ASF is kind of a nice thing to > distinguish with this move, so I don't think leaving behind the history > is necessarily a bad thing. > > -David > > > Jacopo Cappellato wrote: >> David, >> >> I've checked out and built OFBiz and everything works fine. >> The only issue I see is that we have lost all the commit logs :-( >> >> Jacopo >> >> David E. Jones wrote: >>> >>> Great, thanks. >>> >>> I updated the svn.html file (the one that shows up at >>> http://svn.ofbiz.org). >>> >>> Any other pages or such to update that anyone can think of? >>> >>> -David > |
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Good point... I forgot to even look for that as I thought the mailing list notifications on the commit list were setup with the repository. -David Jacopo Cappellato wrote: > That's fine. > > I also did a small commit and it worked fine. However I don't get the > commit log even if I'm subscribed to the commit log list; maybe David W. > or Yoav or J Aaron can help us with this... > > Jacopo > > David E. Jones wrote: >> >> Yes, those are still available on the old SVN server which will be >> available for probably a long while yet. >> >> Considering more about this, it might be best to leave the old code in >> place as is and not remove it. The history would still be available if >> removed, but perhaps a bit easier to access if left as-is. >> >> The separation between pre-ASF and post-ASF is kind of a nice thing to >> distinguish with this move, so I don't think leaving behind the >> history is necessarily a bad thing. >> >> -David >> >> >> Jacopo Cappellato wrote: >>> David, >>> >>> I've checked out and built OFBiz and everything works fine. >>> The only issue I see is that we have lost all the commit logs :-( >>> >>> Jacopo >>> >>> David E. Jones wrote: >>>> >>>> Great, thanks. >>>> >>>> I updated the svn.html file (the one that shows up at >>>> http://svn.ofbiz.org). >>>> >>>> Any other pages or such to update that anyone can think of? >>>> >>>> -David >> |
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David E. Jones wrote:
> > Good point... I forgot to even look for that as I thought the mailing > list notifications on the commit list were setup with the repository. I had to moderate them through. They should have appeared by now - if not, let me know. -- David N. Welton - http://www.dedasys.com/davidw/ Linux, Open Source Consulting - http://www.dedasys.com/ |
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David N. Welton wrote: > David E. Jones wrote: >> >> Good point... I forgot to even look for that as I thought the mailing >> list notifications on the commit list were setup with the repository. > > I had to moderate them through. They should have appeared by now - if > not, let me know. It looks like they came through. Will all messages need to be moderated, or is that just a default setting that can be changed? -David |
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David E. Jones wrote:
> > David N. Welton wrote: >> David E. Jones wrote: >>> >>> Good point... I forgot to even look for that as I thought the mailing >>> list notifications on the commit list were setup with the repository. >> >> I had to moderate them through. They should have appeared by now - if >> not, let me know. > > It looks like they came through. Will all messages need to be moderated, > or is that just a default setting that can be changed? Well, I also CC'ed the 'accept' address, which means that any email from a particular address should always come through unhindered. So you and Jacopo should already be covered by that. Perhaps the default can be changed, though... I'll try and remember to ask the infrastructure guys. -- David N. Welton - http://www.dedasys.com/davidw/ Linux, Open Source Consulting - http://www.dedasys.com/ |
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I like this.
I have made a routine that parses out the patches to I can add them. David E. Jones sent the following on 7/1/2006 5:07 PM: > > David N. Welton wrote: >> David E. Jones wrote: >>> >>> Good point... I forgot to even look for that as I thought the mailing >>> list notifications on the commit list were setup with the repository. >> >> I had to moderate them through. They should have appeared by now - if >> not, let me know. > > It looks like they came through. Will all messages need to be moderated, > or is that just a default setting that can be changed? > > -David > |
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For those interested I have added a Firefox search plugin for the Commits ML
(using Nabble) see here http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBIZ/Plugin+search+tools+for+Firefox+using+Nabble. By default in Nabble the Commits ML is under OFBiz. So I you use the main search plugin (All OFBiz) you will have also results from Commits. If that is annoying I will see how to cope with it (if anybody care ;o) Jacques > > David N. Welton wrote: > > David E. Jones wrote: > >> > >> Good point... I forgot to even look for that as I thought the mailing > >> list notifications on the commit list were setup with the repository. > > > > I had to moderate them through. They should have appeared by now - if > > not, let me know. > > It looks like they came through. Will all messages need to be moderated, or is > > -David |
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