Alioth Project Approved (fwd)
Hi,
thanks to our Alioth admins we now have our own blends Alioth project.
(alioth admin team does not necessarily read further - just wanted to
say thanks ;-)).
I would like to start moving our SVN now from cdd to blends. Once we
now have a good option to change the structure I would like to discuss
the layout of the directory tree (which is also described at
http://cdd.alioth.debian.org/blends/ch-todo.en.html )
What do you think about the
blends --> code to maintain blends
projects --> data for each blend like tasks files etc
and using trunk / tags / branches in each subdirectory. I always
had the feeling that this is not the best solution but perhaps I'm
now used to this layout and I'm unable to find a better solution.
So comments are welcome.
Moreover I would like to ask for technical help. Does anybody have
experiences with moving an SVN repository?
I took over those users from cdd to blends from whom I remember that
they are interested in blends (and not simpleCDD) and provided some
code in SVN recently. Please ask me for adding you to the project if
I forgot your name - nobody should be excluded but there are some
people listed from the "early days" which did not showed up for years
and I wanted to use this new start to clean up the user list.
The next (and IMHO last) step of the renaming will be to register
a debian-blends mailing list.
Kind regards
Andreas.
--
http://fam-tille.de
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2009 06:59:12 +0000
From: admin@alioth.debian.org
To: tille@debian.org
Subject: Alioth Project Approved
Your project registration for Alioth has been approved.
Project Full Name: Debian Pure Blends
Project Unix Name: blends
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