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Well done Tommy - a historic milestone for PMR2 :)


Cheers,

-koray


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On Behalf Of Tommy Yu
Sent: Monday, 23 March 2015 4:07 p.m.
To:
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Subject: Re: [cellml-discussion] Migrating the Physiome Model Repository to
Git

Hi,

Migration to Git for the Physiome Repository began 90 minutes ago and was
completed successfully just now. This also means that the release 10 of PMR2
for the Physiome Repository was also completed.

Most notable changes:

- Web services now supports `application/json` mimetype and the format is
Collections+JSON (however backward compatibility will be maintained for at
least a year as of this release)
- Git support deployed and Mercurial support withdrawn. All workspaces will
be based on Git from this point onwards.

Other changes that were released as additional updates to release 9 that was
not mentioned

- Support for COMBINE archive generation from exposures
- Email notification for curators.

Regards,
Tommy.

On 17/03/15 11:01, David Nickerson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> As per the recent announcement from Tommy
> (https://lists.cellml.org/sympa/arc/cellml-discussion/2015-02/msg00008
> .html), as part of the deployment of the newest version of the backend
> software to the Physiome Model Repository we will be migrating all
> workspaces to use Git instead of Mercurial for the underlying version
> control system.
>
> We will be performing this migration on Monday 23 March (approximately
> 9am to 5pm NZDT). During the migration there will be some disruption
> to write access to the repository, so we recommend not attempting to
> push changes into your workspaces during the migration. We also
> recommend that you make sure your workspaces in the Physiome Model
> Repository are all up-to-date so that you can take advantage of the
> automatic migration to Git for all changesets. Any changesets not
> pushed prior to the migration will need to be manually migrated - and
> we will be able to help you through that process.
>
> Notification will be posted to this mailing list prior to the
> migration beginning and again following completion of the migration.
>
> Please let us know if the proposed date of migration will impact your work.
>
>
> Cheers,
> David.
>

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• [cellml-discussion] Migrating the Physiome Model Repository to Git, David Nickerson, 03/17/2015
  • Re: [cellml-discussion] Migrating the Physiome Model Repository to Git, Tommy Yu, 03/23/2015
    • RE: [cellml-discussion] Migrating the Physiome Model Repository to Git, Koray Atalag, 03/23/2015

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