git.jstump.com

This is the git server for jstump.com projects. It replaces the old svn server. The git repositories were mirrored into the svn for some time, but this is not done anymore.

NOTE: On April 8, 2010, the Subversion repositories were reconverted due to issues with the old git repositories. The upshot of this is that all repositories have effectively undergone full history rewrites. (Except cubetracker, which never existed in the form of an svn repository.) At the same time, all URLs were changed to end with .git, so you can easily tell whether you are using the old repository or the new one. If you have unpushed commits, be sure you rebase them into the new repository.

Anonymous read-only access

All public jstump.com projects are accessible via git on this server. Repositories can be accessed via the following read-only URLs.

git://git.jstump.com/git/projectname.git (recommended)
http://git.jstump.com/git/projectname.git (slower)

For example, for the kexec project, you might use a command like:

git clone git://git.jstump.com/git/kexec.git

You can browse the source code using gitweb at http://git.jstump.com/gitweb. This is also good for seeing the selection of repositories that are available.

Developer read-write access

If you have been given push access to any jstump.com projects, this is the URL that you should push to:

ssh://git@git.jstump.com/git/projectname.git

Getting push access

Clone some project's repository and send in good patches (try filing a ticket on Trac or using the appropriate mailing list), and eventually you just might be given push access. I could always use an extra hand! If you have a one-off contribution, commit it to your local repository and give me the corresponding git format-patch output so that you can keep the credit for the commit and I can preserve your history if it's not too messy. For larger things, you may want to consider publishing your repository and asking me to pull from it.

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