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RE: [eclipselink-dev] SVN top level repository changes.
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Sounds okay to me. I would prefer to have the work performed over the weekend as it will have less impact on current development.
Will open transactions have to be manually merged?
-----Original Message-----
From: Webmaster(Matt Ward) [mailto:webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 10:31 AM
To: Dev mailing list for Eclipse Persistence Services
Subject: Re: [eclipselink-dev] SVN top level repository changes.
Hi Tom,
It shouldn't change the URL. The repository( at the filesystem level
) will be moving from /svnroot/rt to
/svnroot/rt/org.eclipse.persistence, everything else should remain the same.
-Matt.
Tom Ware wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> At the moment, our SVN views point to URLs that look something like:
> svn+ssh://<username>@dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/rt/org.eclipse.persistence.
>
> Will this change change the URL we point to? (i.e. will we have to
> rebuild our views to point to something like:
> svn+ssh://<username>@dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/org.eclipse.persistence)
>
> -Tom
>
> Webmaster(Matt Ward) wrote:
>> Hello Eclipselink team,
>>
>> Currently Eclipse.org uses an SVN layout of one top level repository
>> (eg: /svnroot/rt ) and all sub-projects have their own directories
>> within the repository. Due to changes occurring in the technology
>> repository that involve migrating some projects into RT and other
>> repositories this layout is no longer feasible. As such we have
>> decided to move to a one repository per project model, and since you
>> are currently the only project in the RT repository we plan to start
>> by moving your project to ease the transition of other projects into
>> the RT domain. So I'd like to move your repository by Sunday July
>> 27th at the latest, the move should take about 3 hours and in the end
>> should be completely transparent to you. Here is the move plan that
>> I intend to use after testing it this week:
>>
>> 1) Set repository as read only by altering conf/authz and changing
>> @eclipselink-dev = rw to @eclipselink-dev = r
>> 2) Dump repository -> svnadmin dump /home/data/svn/rt >
>> /home/local/data/svn/svn.dump
>> 3) Archive existing repository -> cp -rp /home/data/svn/rt
>> /home/data/svn/rt.backup
>> 4) Delete current repository -> rm -rf /home/data/svn/rt
>> 5) Create new repo -> mkdir
>> /home/data/svn/rt/org.eclipse.persistence; svnadmin create --fs-type
>> fsfs
>> /home/data/svn/rt/org.eclipse.persistence
>> 6) Copy original config files and edit authz to set path to /
>> 7) Correct permissions -> /home/data/svn/setup
>> /home/data/svn/rt/org.eclipse.persistence jeff rt-dev
>> 8) Edit dump file to remove leading org.eclipse.persistence
>> directory, remove path from the Node & copy path entries: sed -i
>> 's/path: org.eclipse.persistence[\/]*/path: /g'
>> /home/local/data/svn/svn.dump
>> 9) Load dump file -> svnadmin load
>> /home/data/svn/rt/org.eclipse.persistence <
>> /home/local/data/svn/svn.dump
>> 10) Set ACLS for HTTPS access
>> 11) Edit viewvc configs
>> 12) Re-enable write on repository: @eclipselink = r -> @eclipselink=rw
>> 13) Edit apache dav settings, reload apache
>>
>> So the question becomes when in the next week can we arrange this?
>>
>> -Matt.
>>
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