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A cross-distribution upstream release monitoring project
https://release-monitoring.org
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A Savannah backend #1037

Closed romulasry closed 2 years ago

romulasry commented 3 years ago

So I can put: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnuzilla.git Then have it sort out the pre-release stuff where applicable?

Here is an example of where it would be useful: https://release-monitoring.org/project/5609/ The GNU project backend doesn't have the latest packages, git does. This can't be the only package where this happens.

Would be useful thanks.

Zlopez commented 3 years ago

Git backend is actually too wide to implement correctly, but if you talking about Savannah backend, this could be done.

I clicked on the link you have in your message and it doesn't show anything No repositories found.

romulasry commented 3 years ago

Yes, Savannah would work. Sorry the repo is currently not working..

erolkskn commented 2 years ago

I think it should be "cgit" backend rather than "savannah" backend. That's because of this url (https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnuzilla.git) is actually cgit url, and it's not special to savannah project.

Few examples are:

@Zlopez What do you think about that ? Btw i can implement cgit backend, if it's okay

Zlopez commented 2 years ago

@erolkskn The CGIT backend will cover much more use cases, so I'm for it. Feel free to start working on it :-)