[seam-dev] Git Migration of Seam2

I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this is
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

Stuart Douglas

2012-11-28 23:30:04 UTC

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this is
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I think github/seam/seam2 makes more sense, or even just a whole new seam2 organization.

I don't think legacy give any info as to what the repo actually contains.

Stuart

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John D. Ament

2012-11-29 01:08:53 UTC

+1 to github.com/seam2
Having it as a separate organization will keep things like permissions
better. Even if you just have one repo.

On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 6:30 PM, Stuart Douglas

Post by Stuart Douglas

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this is
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I think github/seam/seam2 makes more sense, or even just a whole new seam2 organization.
I don't think legacy give any info as to what the repo actually contains.
Stuart

Post by Marek Novotny
Hi Seam devs,
I am looking for target of migrated Seam 2 repository from SVN to

GIT

Post by Marek Novotny
on github.com. Just to inform you, we already have prepared migrated
sources, but need to do final steps.
I don't think that current https://github.com/seam is good for that as
it is more likely about Seam 3.
I don't have any experience with creating a new organization on
github.com. Even I feel it would be the best way, your
voice/opinions/help to find a proper github.com target is important.
So please give me some attention with that question ;-).
Cheers,

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Marek Novotny

2012-11-29 10:19:28 UTC

Post by Stuart Douglas

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this is
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I think github/seam/seam2 makes more sense, or even just a whole new seam2 organization.

That was my point

github/seam/seam2 is good or

github/seam2
or
github/jboss-seam

Post by Stuart Douglas
I don't think legacy give any info as to what the repo actually contains.
Stuart

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Marek Novotny

2012-11-29 10:18:00 UTC

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this is
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I would not call it as legacy, if we agree to add there then just bring
the known name jboss-seam - no rename please ;-)

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Marek Novotny

2012-11-29 10:20:43 UTC

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this is
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I would not call it as legacy, if we agree to add there then just bring
the known name jboss-seam - no rename please ;-)

seam2 is acceptable too as not renaming action ;-)

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Jason Porter

2012-11-29 14:59:41 UTC

+1 - github.com/seam2

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Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam, this

Post by Shane Bryzak
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we use
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I would not call it as legacy, if we agree to add there then just bring
the known name jboss-seam - no rename please ;-)

seam2 is acceptable too as not renaming action ;-)

Post by Marek Novotny
Hi Seam devs,
I am looking for target of migrated Seam 2 repository from SVN to

GIT

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Rodney Russ

2012-11-29 05:18:31 UTC

+1 to seam2 as a separate organization

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam,

this is

Post by Shane Bryzak
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we

use

Post by Shane Bryzak
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I think github/seam/seam2 makes more sense, or even just a whole new
seam2 organization.
I don't think legacy give any info as to what the repo actually
contains.
Stuart

Post by Marek Novotny
Hi Seam devs,
I am looking for target of migrated Seam 2 repository from SVN

to GIT

Post by Marek Novotny
on github.com. Just to inform you, we already have prepared

migrated

Post by Marek Novotny
sources, but need to do final steps.
I don't think that current https://github.com/seam is good for that

Post by Marek Novotny
it is more likely about Seam 3.
I don't have any experience with creating a new organization on
github.com. Even I feel it would be the best way, your
voice/opinions/help to find a proper github.com target is

important.

Post by Marek Novotny
So please give me some attention with that question ;-).
Cheers,

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Martin Kouba

2012-11-29 07:59:27 UTC

+1 to seam2 repo under github/seam
+1 to seam2 organization (github.com/seam2)

:-)

Post by Rodney Russ
+1 to seam2 as a separate organization

Post by Shane Bryzak
I don't see a problem with having it located at github.com/seam,

this is

Post by Shane Bryzak
the most obvious/intuitive place to locate the code. How about we

use

Post by Shane Bryzak
https://github.com/seam/legacy ?

I think github/seam/seam2 makes more sense, or even just a whole new
seam2 organization.
I don't think legacy give any info as to what the repo actually
contains.
Stuart

Post by Marek Novotny
Hi Seam devs,
I am looking for target of migrated Seam 2 repository from SVN

to GIT

Post by Marek Novotny
on github.com. Just to inform you, we already have prepared

migrated

Post by Marek Novotny
sources, but need to do final steps.
I don't think that current https://github.com/seam is good for that

important.

Post by Marek Novotny
So please give me some attention with that question ;-).
Cheers,

Denis Forveille

2012-11-29 15:03:24 UTC

Q: Is keeping seam 2 on svn an option?

Post by Marek Novotny
Hi Seam devs,
I am looking for target of migrated Seam 2 repository from SVN to GIT
on github.com. Just to inform you, we already have prepared migrated
sources, but need to do final steps.
I don't think that current https://github.com/seam is good for that as
it is more likely about Seam 3.
I don't have any experience with creating a new organization on
github.com. Even I feel it would be the best way, your
voice/opinions/help to find a proper github.com target is important.
So please give me some attention with that question ;-).
Cheers,
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Marek Novotny

2012-11-29 21:28:31 UTC

Denis,

SVN repo stays as it is now, it won't be deleted! Right now all contributors to Seam 2.3 prefer GIT over SVN.

GIT has many advantages, it was written many articles/blogs about it, so I won't be repeating them.

I have already used git-svn daily for local mirroring of SVN into my GIT repository from early days of creating Seam 2.3 branch. And believe me thanks to non standard SVN branch layout, but not only for that, I have regularly hard times when release comes (creating a tag and checking out is long time task). I won't write about easy branching and other sweet features of GIT. What is more important I think that taking down the SVN barrier will bring new contributors to Seam2. But if not, it will definitely make easier life current committers.

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Subject: Re: [seam-dev] Git Migration of Seam2
Q: Is keeping seam 2 on svn an option?

Post by Marek Novotny
Hi Seam devs,
I am looking for target of migrated Seam 2 repository from SVN to
GIT
on github.com. Just to inform you, we already have prepared
migrated
sources, but need to do final steps.
I don't think that current https://github.com/seam is good for that
as
it is more likely about Seam 3.
I don't have any experience with creating a new organization on
github.com. Even I feel it would be the best way, your
voice/opinions/help to find a proper github.com target is
important.
So please give me some attention with that question ;-).
Cheers,
--
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--
JBoss Seam and WFK Productization Lead
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612 45 Brno
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mobile: +420 608 509 230
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Marek Novotny

2012-12-03 11:13:24 UTC

Seam 2 has got now https://github.com/seam2/jboss-seam ?epository from
today.

SVN branch https://svn.jboss.org/repos/seam/branches/community/Seam_2_3/
is considered now as LEGACY repository for Seam 2.x.

The repository has got all branches migrated with full history for Seam 2.x.

Whoever from previous contributors would like to be a member of
https://github.com/seam2?tab=members, let me know in private email, I
will add him.

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Jason Porter

2012-12-03 18:11:56 UTC

Great stuff, thanks Marek!

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SVN branch https://svn.jboss.org/repos/seam/branches/community/Seam_2_3/
is considered now as LEGACY repository for Seam 2.x.
The repository has got all branches migrated with full history for Seam 2.x.
Whoever from previous contributors would like to be a member of
https://github.com/seam2?tab=members, let me know in private email, I
will add him.

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Marek Novotny
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WFK and Seam Product Lead
Red Hat Czech s.r.o.
Purkynova 99
612 45 Brno
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Rodney Russ

2012-12-03 21:29:51 UTC