Hi,

SourcForge has upgraded its whole web and management system, and due to that all projects had to upgrade to the new system.

Nobody seems to have upgraded Lazarus-CCR since this was announced, so SourceForge deadline was reached, and they started forcefully upgrading outstanding projects.

I just got notified that Lazarus CCR has been upgraded. So please go to the SourceForge page to see the new source code repository URL's.

If you use the SubVersion repositories, I believe you will have to do a new checkout.

If you use the Git repositories, you simply need to update your local repositories URL settings. This can be done by running the following command:

git remote set-url origin <new_url_here>

Regards,
- Graeme -

30.04.2013 3:39, Graeme Geldenhuys ?????:

If you use the SubVersion repositories, I believe you will have to do a new checkout.

Please stop this FUD. Of course this is not needed, there is 'svn relocate' command.

that's not FUD... it is, actually, what i would have done if my checkouts start failing...

Of course this is not needed, there is 'svn relocate' command.

maybe in your SVN software stuff but not in everyone else's... at least, i haven't found such in TortoiseSVN... but i did have to adjust another repository the other day and there was a mechanism... now i just have to locate it all over again...

waldo kitty wrote

On 4/29/2013 20:05, Maxim Ganetsky wrote: >

(...)

What version? Mine shows it in the submenu, right below "Export..." (near Branch, Switch, Merge). If you bring the context menu on the root folder, that is.

-Fl?vio

TortoiseSVN, help, type relocate and you get a page similar to http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/nightly/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-relocate.html. Even in my old 1.6.16 version;)

Ludo

?Need re checkout because the new repo have new repo-guid?

Best Regards
Zaher Dirkey
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2013/4/30 Graeme Geldenhuys

Well, that is one view of this history.

Another view:
Last october I upgraded Lazarus-CCR to the new system. It turned out that the old SVN repo was still writable and people committed to it. So I reverted the upgrade. (But the new SVN repo still existed).

End of January, SF changed their scripts, so that after migration, the old SVN repo is read-only and a redirection message is shown, when you try to commit to it.

Two weeks ago I migrated Lazarus (which has a mirror of svn.freepascal.org/svn/lazarus) to the new system. SVN migration failed, but was fixed after contact with SF staff.

Because if these experiences, I wanted to choose the time of migration carefully, so I have time to oversee the process.

But in the mean time, SF staff ran a script to make all migrated SVN repositories read-only. These are the repos that were migrated before last January. Because of a glitch in the script (I don't know the exact details), it considered Lazarus-CCR as migrated, maybe because there was a new (unused, out of date) SVN repo.

The easiest way out was to start the migration of Lazarus-CCR at that time, when SF staff was on line. That is what I did at 9:26 PM (Amsterdam time). SVN migration failed, I notified SF staff and the SVN import was started manually by SF staff. It was completed at 10:09 PM, I notified the svn committers who reported problems, and went to bed.

So, they only thing that was forced, was the mistake to set the old repo on read-only.

Vincent
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2013/4/30 Graeme Geldenhuys

Vincent
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Hi Vincent.

svn relocate this time worked for me.
svn commit is working too.

Thank you.

2013/4/30 Vincent Snijders

Weird.. commit with no errors.. svn info doesn't show my changes and svn diff is ok...(doesn't show difference with my local changes)

2013/4/30 Julio Jim?nez

Now it shows my changes... weird... :(

2013/4/30 Julio Jim?nez

2013/4/30 Julio Jim?nez

Now it shows my changes... weird... :(

See: https://sourceforge.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/2734/

Vincent
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Yes, in my last message I said 'now it shows my changes' so all is fine now, but not earlier. I wonder why the delay.

2013/4/30 Vincent Snijders

Maxim Ganetsky wrote

Please stop this FUD. Of course this is not needed, there is 'svn relocate' command.

No need to be so jumpy. I did say ?I believe?? that doesn't mean I was 100% certain. I haven't used SVN in years.

Thanks for pointing that out though.

Regards,
- Graeme -

Vincent Snijders wrote

Thanks for notifying possible users.

My pleasure. I didn?t see any notices here before, so I thought I would post it. It was my attempt to save you guys some support emails. I recently got support emails from tiOPF users that they couldn?t see recent changes ? because they still looked at the old read-only repositories.

On a side note:
SubVersion repositories are not the only ones with migration problems. I also experience problems when I migrated the fpGUI?s git repository - luckily nothing serious, just an annoying message when you make commits. I contacted SF and they promptly corrected it. The next project migrated without problems.

Regards,
- Graeme -

Maxim Ganetsky wrote

there is 'svn relocate' command.

For commiters, what is the correct command to type in?

Bart

30.04.2013 15:20, Bart ?????:

For example:

svn relocate "svn+ssh:/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/"

Maxim Ganetsky wrote

For example: svn relocate "svn+ssh:/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/"

This will also work for the people that used svn co https://... in their original checkout?

Bart

Yes, if you have an sf account.
Another address is
svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/

Mattias

Maybe this ticket help.
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/ticket/64

On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 10:44 AM, Vincent Snijders <