Showing posts with label sourceforge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sourceforge. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Code transfer

I finished moving all of the active source projects from sourceforge to google code to support our transitioning off the project.

The following subprojects have been successfully moved (GIPSEPoisonService, GIPSEService, GIPSEServiceInstaller, gmap-polygon, gridviewer were all moved prevously:

  • GridMedlee: from sf to gc.

  • PHGridLanding: from sf to gc.

  • SecureSimpleTransfer: from sf to gc.

  • gipse-dbimporter: from sf to gc.

  • gipse-store: from sf to gc.

  • gipse-poly-web: from sf to gc.

  • loader-gmaps-poly: from sf to gc. (this includes the CSVs for settng up the gridviewer GIS tables)

  • npds-gmaps: from sf to gc.

  • npds-gmaps-web: from sf to gc.

  • poicondai: from sf to gc.)

  • schemas: from sf to gc. (this includes the schemas and example xml for the GIPSE services)


The sf projects will be left intact so as not to break any links, but all activity will be made on the google side from today onward.

Friday, October 2, 2009

More code migration

I just finished moving over two additional subprojects from our sourceforge repository to the newer google code repository.

From now on, please access gridviewer and gmap-polygon through google code. The sf version will stick around for a while to minimize inconvenience of repository switching, but eventually it will be replaced with just a pointer to the google code repository.

We're switching to google's site for a few minor reasons: 1) the issue tracking / wiki software is better. It lets you create pretty clean workflows through their tagging system; 2) the code review feature is useful; 3) their Subversion server is quite faster than sourceforge's; and 4) it's easy to switch, so we can switch back to sourceforge if it becomes better.

Note, we're not moving everything over to google code (yet) so there will be some time until all the subprojects come over.