http://projects.kde.org is improving day by day. My fellow sysadmins are slowly working through the loose ends. And in between everything they are working through all the requests from projects to move to git.kde.org. For example, with the amount of projects increasing, you can also see the fun bits, like the news page http://projects.kde.org/news, which is [...]

After we had setup the infrastructure for git, I wanted to try to migrate RSIBreak to git. Not because I actually want to use git (ever), but because I want to be familiar with the process of writing rules. I was ready to spend an evening writing rules. I went to the Techbase article at [...]

As known, the Git transition is happening. More and more projects are moving to git.kde.org. All the infrastructure is in place and working fine. But we have a small feature request still open. To convert a project from SVN to Git, you have to write conversion rules. To write these rules and test the conversion [...]

projects.kde.org is now live for a bit. I thought it might be a good idea to show a bit of the site. The site should form the central point of KDE development. Every git repository the sysadmin team creates gets a project page automatically. It’s completely connected to identity.kde.org, everyone with an account on identity [...]

Last week my fellow sysadmins have done the last bits regarding git.kde.org. Therefore we can now announce the general availability of git.kde.org. The last few days some projects have already moved from Gitorious to g.k.o. to test everything, and we are now confident that we can host more projects. It means that all projects currently [...]