PLDWWW: Docs/CVSMigration
mmazur
mmazur at pld-linux.org
Sat Apr 4 00:39:23 CEST 2009
Author: mmazur Date: Fri Apr 3 22:39:23 2009 GMT
Module: PLDWWW URL: http://pld-linux.org/Docs/CVSMigration?action=diff&rev2=2&rev1=1
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The comment on the change is:
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Note: certainly not to SVN (it's old), most likely either git or mercurial.
- 1. A script that will assign all files in SOURCES to their relevant spec files (in SPECS) and list both orphans and duplicates.
+ 1. A script that will assign all files in SOURCES to their relevant spec files (in SPECS) and list both orphans and duplicates.
- 2. A script that will do the actual CVS->somethingelse translation while preserving history of both sources and spec files.
+ 2. A script that will do the actual CVS->somethingelse translation while preserving history of both sources and spec files.
- 3. Some kind of configuration that will make it possible in a reasonably comfortable manner to do mass commits on SPECS, since they're a fact of life and quite useful.
+ 3. Some kind of configuration that will make it possible in a reasonably comfortable manner to do mass commits on SPECS, since they're a fact of life and quite useful.
- 4. pld-builder.new (well, the SPECS/builder script actually) needs to support the new way of fetching packages and tagging.
+ 4. pld-builder.new (well, the SPECS/builder script actually) needs to support the new way of fetching packages and tagging.
- 5. Server-side rules needs to be enforce: auto-th tags can't be developer-assignable.
+ 5. Server-side rules needs to be enforce: auto-th tags can't be developer-assignable.
- 6. New package repository creation (and maybe renaming) must be easy.
+ 6. New package repository creation (and maybe renaming) must be easy.
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