[Emc-developers] Moving to github - progress!

[Jeff Epler]

Hi all. Thanks to Seb and Chris Radek, we are making progress on the
move to github.

You can monitor our progress with the github migration at
https://github.com/linuxcnc/linuxcnc/issues/289

We may perform the switch-over as early as Monday, 2017-07-24.
At that time, git.linuxcnc.org will become read-only, and we'll post
instructions on how to convert an existing git clone, including ones
with your work in progress, so that it will push to github instead (just
one or two shell commands)

We'll work carefully so that there's no possibility of work lost during
the transition. But between now and then, there may be degraded or
changed functionality when it comes to buildbot, IRC and e-mail
notifications about git activities.

Please contact us via this mailing list or freenode #linuxcnc-developers
if you have questions about this move.

Jeff

[Jon Elson]

Post by Jeff Epler
Hi all. Thanks to Seb and Chris Radek, we are making
progress on the move to github.
You can monitor our progress with the github migration at
https://github.com/linuxcnc/linuxcnc/issues/289

Great, thanks for the hard work! It looks pretty easy to
browse files in the master branch, have to learn how to find
the others.

Jon

[Jeff Epler]

Great, thanks for the hard work! It looks pretty easy to browse files
in the master branch, have to learn how to find the others.

If you're at the front page of the repo
(https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc) look at the left for
"Branch: master ▼" just below where it says "1x,xxx commits". Click it
open, then choose the branch you want.

You can also do it just by entering a URL, e.g., to view the 2.7 branch:
https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/tree/2.7

or to see a commit-based view instead of a tree-based view click "1x,xxx
commits" button or go to e.g.:
https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/commits/2.7

Jeff

[Jon Elson]

Post by Jeff Epler

Post by Jon Elson
Great, thanks for the hard work! It looks pretty easy to
browse files in the master branch, have to learn how to
find the others.

If you're at the front page of the repo
(https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc) look at the left for
"Branch: master ▼" just below where it says "1x,xxx
commits". Click it open, then choose the branch you want.

Cool, thanks!

Jon