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change. It will produce a warning with tunable options if the command runs |
change. It will produce a warning with tunable options if the command runs |
slowly. |
slowly. |
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** Update |
*Update* |
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After some complaining on the git@ mailing list a patch has been produced which |
After some complaining on the git@ mailing list a patch has been produced which |
drops the memory requirements down quite a bit. I can now, without much tuning, |
drops the memory requirements down quite a bit. I can now, without much tuning, |
work on my 512 system. I'm pretty sure a 256 + swap without any special tuning |
work on my 512 system. |
would also work. |
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### CVS in parallel |
### CVS in parallel |
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Line 43 See above for CVS server provided if ong
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Line 43 See above for CVS server provided if ong
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### existing cvs dependencies |
### existing cvs dependencies |
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TBD |
is there a list of these? build systems? |
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The entire build infrastructure of NetBSD should (even without giti) change into a "jobs"-oriented workflow instead of a "server"-oriented workflow. |
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Very recent (summer 2017) events have shown that the ability to move things around is very important. |
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### How should NetBSD be setup |
### How should NetBSD be setup |
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Line 85 Also using the dates for commits instead
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Line 89 Also using the dates for commits instead
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### how to convert |
### how to convert |
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ESR? |
https://github.com/netbsd/ |
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### No lock-in |
### No lock-in |
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Line 95 Don't do anything weird like change hist
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Line 99 Don't do anything weird like change hist
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Maybe when we have 30 years of project history it will be time to consider |
Maybe when we have 30 years of project history it will be time to consider |
restructuring the project. :) |
restructuring the project. :) |
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git is the most widely used VCS ever so it has the best chance of conversion tools existing. |
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No future tool will be able to exist without a git-conversion script. |
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I think this is less a function of the tool and more a function of the project not |
I think this is less a function of the tool and more a function of the project not |
Line 102 allowing non-"standard" actions.
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Line 109 allowing non-"standard" actions.
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### Who, When, and How Long? |
### Who, When, and How Long? |
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* ESR/Joerg - convert |
* ESR/IIJ/Joerg - convert |
* sometime, eventually, maybe |
* sometime, eventually, maybe |
* assumptions/proposal: |
* assumptions/proposal: |
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Line 110 Assuming conversion starting from date(x
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Line 117 Assuming conversion starting from date(x
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refinements of Joerg/ESR conversion can continue to run in read-only mode as they |
refinements of Joerg/ESR conversion can continue to run in read-only mode as they |
do today. This means the "switch" is a few hours only for: |
do today. This means the "switch" is a few hours only for: |
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** cvs goes read only |
1. cvs goes read only |
** history from last git conversion pull until now is appended |
2. history from last git conversion pull until now is appended |
** cvs is turned off |
3. cvs is turned off |
** git is made available over ssh |
4. git is made available over ssh |
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