[gcmd-dev] Fw: Migration of GNOME to GitLab is now completed

[Uwe Scholz]

Hi,

Gnome Commanders Git repository is finally migrated to GitLab:

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-commander

See the mail below from Carlos.

Please find a howto about the usage of GitLab here:
https://wiki.gnome.org/GitLab

I haven't had the time yet to have a look in the howto, but I am
assigned the master role in the project. This means if anyone creates a
merge request for Gnome Commander within GitLab, I assume that I have to
review and accept it. :)

Carlos, who migrated the project will copy the bug reports in the near
future also. This means that new bug reports cannot be opened anymore on
bugzilla.gnome.org but old ones can still be edited there. In GitLab
they will then be visible in the "Issues" section of the project.

Have a nice week
Uwe

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Datum: Tue, 29 May 2018 19:00:54 +0200
Von: Carlos Soriano <address@hidden>
An: desktop-devel-list <address@hidden>,
address@hidden Betreff: Migration of GNOME to GitLab
is now completed


Hello all,

I'm glad to announce that the GNOME migration to GitLab is now
completed!

Cgit and git.gnome.org are now officially gone. Everyone should be using
GitLab for any new operations, including new bugs and git repositories.
Bugzilla will stay with redirections for new bugs and old bugs will be
still be able to be managed for years to come (some people were
confused by my wording here, feel free to ask me for clarification).

Apart of some hickups with glib-networking and some redirection issues,
the migration went well. Honestly better than expected.

I want to take the opportunity to say thank you all for the effort on
this adventure that we have been working together for 1 year and a half
(yeah, that long!). I'm proud of our community that despite the
difficulty of this kind of change and even if we disagreed here and
there, we have put our shoulders together to move forward until we have
achieved it. Again, thanks all.

Things will be still in a bit of flux, and there are some project that
have special requests for bugs that I'll try to manage on the upcoming
month, so expect still a bit of movement.

Don't hesitate reaching to me if you have any question or thought.

Cheers,
Carlos Soriano

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