Flushing the history of your website is fine. If you just want to
snapshot the current state, stick it in Git and go from there you
can.
If at some point the future, you want to archive the existing
website Git repository and start fresh, that would be fine as well.
For completeness, flushing the history of your source code
repository is not fine :-)
Wayne
On 11/30/2012 01:12 AM, Ed Merks wrote:
Wayne,
I was hoping not to mass migrate what's to a large extent, a huge
out-of-date mess to git, clogging up the git history with a mass
of artifacts that will need to be cloned forever.
Perhaps that could be mitigated with some ability to flush the
history at some point in the future? Is that
possible/supported/allowed?
Regards,
Ed
On 29/11/2012 7:48 PM, Wayne Beaton wrote:
Greetings Modeling PMC.
AFAICT, there are several projects that have not yet initiated
the migration of their project websites to Git.
PMC members: please contact these projects to ensure that they
initiate the migration.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Git/Migrating_to_Git#Migrating_Your_Project_Website
These projects have their own websites. AFAICT, they have not
yet made a request to webmaster to migrate.
amp
cdo
diffmerge
edapt
eef
egf
emfclient
emfstore
gmf-tooling
modeling
MoDisco
rmf
sphinx
wazaabi
These projects are terminating and their websites will be
archived.
emft - Redirects to /modeling/emft
gmt
m2m
m2t
mmt
These projects have website directories that redirect elsewhere.
In some cases are there are extra files that may need special
consideration. In some cases, it may make sense to ask the
webmaster to setup a redirect rather than migrate an otherwise
empty web directory (e.g. modisco, xsd).
emf - Redirects to /modeling/emf
query2 - Redirects to
/projects/project.php?id=modeling.emf.query2
modisco - Redirects to /MoDisco
uml2 - Redirects to /modeling/mdt/?project=uml2
xsd - Redirects to /modeling/mdt/?project=xsd#xsd
These project directories contain the template that webmaster
provides when he creates a new project. They have been
unaltered. I think that we can just ask webmaster to delete
them.
gmf-notation - template
gmf-runtime - template
Thanks,
Wayne
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