BerliOS is shutting down at the end of the year so, after more than seven years of hosting that I’m very grateful for, I’ve moved XML::Writer over to GitHub.
By design, moving history between Git repositories is almost
automatic: pull,
push, we’re done. Issue tracking stays separate,
in RT,
and releases stay
in CPAN.
The only real work was in updating the release process to deal with pushing the website to a GitHub repository rather than over scp.
All the fun with kernel.org
means a number of Linux development trees have
moved elsewhere.
Junio‘s been
careful with PGP signatures
for releases of Git itself from other repositories, and is considering
commit signing for 1.7.8.
With that it mind I’ve added a signed tag of the last commit in the Berlios
repository and intend to sign tags for future releases.
(Fingerprint 8133 6981 1D6A 12EB F16F B7FC 0C5A B047 781F 0D83,
but then that’s exactly what I’d say if I were a
MITM, right?)
)