Re: [certi-dev] Git clone of CERTI CVS tree

[Martin Spott]

Hi Eric,

Eric Noulard wrote:

> As you may have noticed Savannah.org has faced a major disk crash:
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/savannah-users/2009-05/msg00023.html

Oooops !!

> I did remember you did clone the CERTI cvs tree into your git tree.
> http://mapserver.flightgear.org/git/gitweb.pl
> 
> I did clone the tree today and will review if the change I know are in it.
> Would you be able to check in some log the the imports of last week
> worked or not?

My GIT mirror for CERTI is running every four hours (I'lll stop it for
now until recovery on Savannah is complete) and it's doing a two-step
operation: First I'm creating a 'private' GIT mirror from CVS and if
that one succeeds (return code 0) then I'm pushing the private
repository to the public.
In consequence, whatever ends up in the public repository should, by
design, be the result of a successful "git cvsimport". Hey, it's even
been pulling the different branches ....  but, as far as I remember,
you've been maintaining some CERTI test suite alongside the CERTI
sources on Savannah which I've not been mirroring.

> The import should have stop since 3 or 4 days because of the Savannah outage
> but I hope that before that all CVS --> GIT import did go well, that
> way we could use the cloned git tree to restore the CVS on Savannah.

Obviously the summary on 'gitweb' tells you which one had been the
latest commit. Compare that to the Savannah commit EMails.

I hope I could help,
        Martin.
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