Hi all,

I mostly use Git to checkout FPC development and today I saw that the Git repository created by Graeme is not in sync with Subversion since 6 days ago.

Graeme, could you check the issue?

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards.

In our previous episode, Victor Campillo said:

Considering the date, that might be the 3.0.2 branching it choked on.

Marco van de Voort wrote

Considering the date, that might be the 3.0.2 branching it choked on.

So, this means that 3.0.2 will be released soon or there will be an another RC?

In our previous episode, Victor Campillo said:

> Considering the date, that might be the 3.0.2 branching it choked on. So, this means that 3.0.2 will be released soon or there will be an another RC?

Relatively soon, one or two weeks, depending how building goes, final, no RC2.

Victor Campillo wrote

Graeme, could you check the issue?

Thank you for bringing it to my attention. I rely and others to report such issue as I don't use FPC trunk that much.

The reason in bombs out every now and again, is when new developers get commit access to SVN, then the git authors file needs to be updated. But luckily this doesn't happen to frequently.

Everything is up and running again, and Git is back in sync.

Regards,
Graeme

Marco van de Voort wrote

Considering the date, that might be the 3.0.2 branching it choked on.

No, it was a new developer 'maciej' added to SVN that made a commit. I then need to manually update the Git authors file.

ps:
My Git morror doesn't track FPC branches since many years now - due to the weird way of SubVersion branch and tag usage - a common thing in SubVersion repos. I only track FPC Trunk now.

Regards,
Graeme

Graeme Geldenhuys wrote

Everything is up and running again, and Git is back in sync.

Thanks Graeme, your Git repo is very useful for those who don't feel comfortable working with Subversion.

Best Regards.

Marco van de Voort wrote

Relatively soon, one or two weeks, depending how building goes, final, no RC2.

That is good news, thank you very much to all the FPC team.

Best Regards.

Graeme Geldenhuys wrote

No, it was a new developer 'maciej' added to SVN that made a commit. I then need to manually update the Git authors file.

I am glad to hear that Maciej gets the status of FPC developer, new blood for the project.

Best Regards.

Victor Campillo wrote

Thanks Graeme, your Git repo is very useful

Hopefully some day the FPC team will come to their senses and make the switch too. ;-)

Regards,
Graeme