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Re: [pS-dev] SVN repo migration to GEANT


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  • From: Roman Lapacz <>
  • To: "Jeff W. Boote" <>
  • Cc: Joe Metzger <>, Antoine Delvaux <>, perfSONAR developers <>, perfSONAR steering committee list <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] SVN repo migration to GEANT
  • Date: Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:10:29 +0100

Jeff W. Boote wrote:
We have already been encouraged by OGF to move protocol things there. We plan to do that as we have time. (But certainly not before we go to edit those docs the next time.)

The work is being done under OGF umbrella so I think it's reasonable to move protocol stuff to OGF.

Roman



jeff

On Nov 3, 2009, at 11:21 AM, Joe Metzger wrote:

Jeff, Antoine & the PS Steering Committee,

The SVN repo contains a couple different kinds of objects.
I don't recall any discussion about where the perfSONAR collaboration
protocol documents should be hosted.

Has this been discussed, and a conclusion made?
If not, who should be involved in the discussion?

I can think of 3 possible directions, and I am sure there are others:
A. Leave the protocol docs in the I2 repo
B. Migrate the protocol docs to the GEANT
C. Migrate the protocol docs to the OGF (maintaining history in I2 & GEANT repo's)


--Joe




On Nov 3, 2009, at 11:50 AM, Jeff W.Boote wrote:


On Nov 3, 2009, at 5:53 AM, Antoine Delvaux wrote:

Hi All,

As most of you probably know, we, GEANT contributors to perfSONAR,
have to migrate content of the SVN repository to GEANT provided SVN
repo. This GEANT repo will still be available for reading to the
world (like current anonsvn pS repo) and to writing to whoever ask for
access (and probably agree to some GEANT rules).

That sounds good Antoine. I'm sure there are some of us (non-EU participants) that will want to have access. One thing that would find especially helpful, and would encourage you to continue, is having the svn change logs still sent to an email list. This is one of the best ways for developers to communicate what they are doing with others.

thanks,
jeff

Joe Metzger








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