Re: PEAR shifting to git
| From: | David Soria Parra | Date: | Tue, 06 Mar 2012 11:07:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PEAR shifting to git | ||
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On 03/05/2012 11:57 PM, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
> My reasoning behind this: 1) There are hundreds of PEAR packages;
> and if any of them go wrong in the migration process, it means that
> David / others have to spend a lot of time and effort fixing up
> problems for +6 months. That's assuming that an infrequent
> committer comes along and even knows how to talk to the folks who
> have run the migration.
>
> 2) It's a lot of coordinated effort - we would have to update all
> of the project links as they successfully migrate, and make sure
> all pear committers were aware of this change. Internally, we've
> lost of a lot of contributors who could help that coordination over
> the last few years. We would have to get our folks deeply involved
> in all discussions and helping out with the migration.
>
> David, what's the latest thinking around
> things-that-live-in-php-svn-but-arent-PHP? PEAR-dev folks - what's
> the preferred plan?
Hi Daniel,
thanks for bringing this up. The current plan for PEAR, PECL, and the
rest is, that I will offer migration and hosting on git.php.net. These
migrations will happen after phpdocs and php-src is migrated. Anyway,
your reasoning is very accurate and I would prefer to have PEAR come
up with a plan and might even consider to host it on other services
like some packages already do. I like to have the PEAR people discuss
what is their preferred plan.
David
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