I noticed three hosted tickets this afternoon (2466, 2369, and 1661) that involve VCS changes. I started looking into accomplishing the svn moves and I wonder if this is a service we offer, or if we suggest that they prepare their repository themselves, and we merely make an empty git repo available. At least with the svn-to-git, it requires creating a list of users of all users who have committed to the svn repo, so that git log is properly populated. While not terribly hard, it can be a lot of time to track down users (at least one of the respositories existed prior to living on fh.o, so there isn't a one to one mapping of fas names,) This strikes me as best done by those who know the repo rather than people who administer the service. I propose that we inform the users that they can make the change, and we'll give them a new repo of whatever type, but that we don't actually do the conversion ourselves. The only potential issue I see with this is the potential for commits to to be made to the old VCS before conversion is complete. Thoughts, comments, flames? _______________________________________________ infrastructure mailing list infrastructure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure
