By jefferai|Git, KDE|5 Comments
At various points the sysadmins have gotten a request to have repository tarballs made available. The idea is that some repositories can be very large; I believe test runs of the KOffice conversion produced a repository that is 350MB in size. Once you get this down to your system, updating with new refs is relatively [...]
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Two quick updates on Git stuff: First, we now have three anongit servers in rotation. We could probably make do with 0.25 of a single anongit server at the current load, but that will change quickly once kdelibs and co switch over from SVN, so it’s good to be ready. Second, the generated commit URLs [...]
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I haven’t blogged about updates to the Git infrastructure for a while and it’s *long* overdue, so here goes. There’s a lot and I don’t have much time so I’ll keep things brief. Credit for these items go to the sysadmin team as a whole plus Sitaram (the Gitolite author)… anongit servers We now have [...]
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As you may or may not know, the KDE git infrastructure currently has two assets for viewing repository data — Redmine and gitweb. Redmine powers Projects at http://projects.kde.org and is intended (pending theming and greater population of data) to be the real “home” of all of KDE’s projects, putting project information, news, repository browsing and [...]
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