kdevelop/kdevplatform git repo's are ok [was: Freezes and Git Migration]

[Niko Sams]

On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 00:11, Andreas Pakulat <apaku at gmx.de> wrote:
> On 25.04.10 22:07:47, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
>> This means that from Apr. 28th until we're in git there'll be complete
>> commit freeze (with the exception of 28th - May 1st for release-critical
>> bugfixes like wrong version numbers or build-problems).
>>
>> If everything goes well we should have a git repo up and running within
>> a few days (which I'll announce here of course). Once we have I'll
>> replace the content of the two directories with a README pointing to the
>> git repository. I'm not sure what to do about the existing branches, but
>> since there's no active ones there's enough time to handle that.
>
> Just a small 'yippee it works' message for everybody. While most of the
> work was already done, there's been some minor things I've left lying
> for a while. I've picked those up tonight and verified that both the
> kdevelop and kdevplatform git repositories generated according to the
> kdevelop-rules and kdevplatform-rules files seem to have proper history.
> It won't be 100% accurate due to some mess done during the cvs to svn
> migration, but it should be good enough to do a small time-travel if
> anyone feels like it :)
cool :D

>
> While I've re-generated the cvs2svn-messed-up tags this time with 100%
> accurate date-info (author will be me, no easy way to change that), I'll
> probably go for "just" the correct date as doing this for 10+ tags is
> rather tedious...
>
> So I'm good to go, Niko is quanta ready and the history verified? I
> assume kdevelop-php and kdevelop-php-docs are no-brainers...
I don't think much changed since the last run where it worked, I'm starting
the conversion again right now.

I have rules for the following plugins:
ruby
git
vcsprojectintegration
controlflowgraph
java
python
includemanager
So if anyone wants them converted to git just ping me.

Niko