Hello! http://gitorious.org/boost/svn is not updated since 15 September 2010. I tried to ask its owner Troy Straszheim, but he didn't respond. As I understand this repository is something like an official mirror of boost svn. Does somebody know how to bring it back to live?
On 12 March 2011 21:08, Ivan Sorokin <sorokin@rain.ifmo.ru> wrote:
As I understand this repository is something like an official mirror of boost svn. Does somebody know how to bring it back to live?
There's no official git mirror. The most regularly updated one seems to be: https://github.com/ryppl/boost-svn I think it's a continuation of the gitorious one, so you might be able to just add a new remote and pull from it. Daniel
Ivan Sorokin <sorokin@rain.ifmo.ru> writes:
http://gitorious.org/boost/svn is not updated since 15 September 2010. I tried to ask its owner Troy Straszheim, but he didn't respond.
As I understand this repository is something like an official mirror of boost svn. Does somebody know how to bring it back to live?
Hi Ivan, I'm currently the maintainer of the git-svn mirror, which I took over from Troy last year. It is nowadays located here: https://github.com/ryppl/boost-svn Thanks, John Wiegley
At Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:13:34 -0400, John Wiegley wrote:
Ivan Sorokin <sorokin@rain.ifmo.ru> writes:
http://gitorious.org/boost/svn is not updated since 15 September 2010. I tried to ask its owner Troy Straszheim, but he didn't respond.
As I understand this repository is something like an official mirror of boost svn. Does somebody know how to bring it back to live?
Hi Ivan,
I'm currently the maintainer of the git-svn mirror, which I took over from Troy last year. It is nowadays located here:
It'd be awesome if the other one could be closed down. What do you think, Troy? -- Dave Abrahams BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com
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