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Matt, can you please create a folder /gitroot/objectteams owner: sherrmann:tools.objectteams to hold our future git repo? I'm currently experimenting with svn2git and things look promising that I'll be able to smoothly migrate our SVN into the new location. Two questions just to be sure: - older posts mentioned I should login to git.eclipse.org but I think meanwhile I can do everything on build.eclipse.org, right? - should I pay special attention to permissions and set up git hooks, or do you need to check these anyway? TIA
(In reply to comment #0) > Matt, can you please create a folder Done. > - older posts mentioned I should login to git.eclipse.org but I think > meanwhile I can do everything on build.eclipse.org, right? Yes. You can also run svn2git on your local machine, clean up the resulting Git repo(if you want) and then push it up to us. > - should I pay special attention to permissions and set up git hooks, > or do you need to check these anyway? They *should* get set correctly(especially if you use our initrepo script, but I think that conflicts with svn2git(it expects to create the repo)). Once you're done if you want just let me know and I can take a look and check things before you start actively using the repo. -M.
(In reply to comment #1) > (In reply to comment #0) > > Matt, can you please create a folder > > Done. Thanks! I still have to experiment with some repo-layout issues. I'll ping you here again before we actively start using the repo.
It took a little longer than expected but we got a successful build for Juno M4 from the git repo. At this point I'd like to ask you to switch the Object Teams SVN to read-only. (In reply to comment #1) > > - should I pay special attention to permissions and set up git hooks, > > or do you need to check these anyway? > > They *should* get set correctly(especially if you use our initrepo script, but > I think that conflicts with svn2git(it expects to create the repo)). Once > you're done if you want just let me know and I can take a look and check things > before you start actively using the repo. I'd appreciate a final check from you side, thanks! Please note, that I didn't make any changes to the pre-installed git hooks, should I?
Ok I've made you SVN repo read-only. I took a look and you Git repo looks ok. I added in our standard update script, so you should be all set. -M.
(In reply to comment #4) > Ok I've made you SVN repo read-only. > > I took a look and you Git repo looks ok. I added in our standard update > script, so you should be all set. > > -M. Thanks, Matt!
