Closed Neustradamus closed 9 months ago
hi Neustradamus, I'm also not quite convinced that the forking was a good idea. I remember that we had reasons for this, but it does not make sense to me now either... I think, we should unfork (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38831301/how-to-un-fork-the-github-repository). @byteplow do you have an opinion on this?
The solution is to unarchive the original place, merge all in upstream.
Now there are two possibilities after the first previous step.
First:
Second:
Definitely unhappy with forking. We should unfork. But I am not sure we should transfer the repo. We had some reasons not to. But I do not really remember what they were. @pschuele let us discuss this on wensday. One of the reasons was to lose the old issues. A lot of them are outdated. But there should be a better way to solve this. Like closing them with a stall bot. Also not a grade, but better than just ignoring / deleting them all.
we'll just detach the fork. the other repos from the original namespace will be transferred/archived soon.
fork as been detached. thx @githubsupport
@pschuele: I think that the best solution is to unarchive the original place, and merge all changes in upstream...
Why? Please look "Watching", "Fork", "Star" parts.
@pschuele: Very bad point...
Can you:
Add all the new changes into https://github.com/tine-groupware/tine-temp to https://github.com/tine-groupware/tine
Transfer the "Issues" into the good repo and remove the temp repository.
Thanks in advance.
I was very simple but I am not sure that github support can re-attach you now...
I think, it is ok like this. the new repo's main branch differs very much from the old main. it is also ok to have a fresh start with the issues. it's only a minor inconvenience to lose the watches/forks/stars. but we hope that the community finds their way to the new repo eventually.
Dear @tine-groupware, @pschuele,
Why you have not done a transfer instead of a fork of the original repository?
Thanks in advance.