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On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 09:32:06PM -0400 or thereabouts, Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> You certainly need to change them when the repository moves, which is |
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> effectively what this is. How else do you think it'll know where the files |
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> are? |
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OK -- we can handle that server-side on Monday. cvs will be inaccessible |
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for about an hour or so while we sed our way ~30k files. I'm still not |
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sure how or if that will affect folks on the client side. |
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Some folks have already suggested simply re-checking out the repository |
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from scratch. I'd really rather folks not do this as we already have |
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enough of a load on cvs.gentoo.org as it is. 200 devs checking out a fresh |
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copy of the tree isn't going to help. |
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I'll work on getting some sed statements whipped up that folks can run on |
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their local repositories overnight to make the necssary changes. (or, if |
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you're a sed guru, feel free to post them here as well) |
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BTW, is it safe to assume the cvs header that needs to change is always the |
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third line in an ebuild? random spot checks seem to suggest it is. |
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--kurt |
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