Hi all, In the category of code related services, Sysadmin currently supports a wide-ranging number of services (which makes sense given the nature of the community). Some of these however may no longer be in use or will be duplicative of other services following the transition to Gitlab.
In the category of duplicative, we have our two CGit instances at cgit.kde.org and packaging.neon.kde.org. Prior to Gitlab, these were justifiable as there was no other way of browsing scratch/clone repositories over the web. With the migration to Gitlab however all repositories will become browsable through it, meaning it no longer makes sense to offer two browsers that provide the exact same information (with Gitlab having greater capabilities). I'd therefore like to shut both of these down once Code Hosting has transitioned to Gitlab. In the category of no longer in use, we have the compatibility generator for the kde_projects.xml file. This was introduced when we shutdown Redmine/Chiliproject and migrated to Phabricator, as a way of keeping services that needed to discover a list of KDE Projects functional. As we've since migrated to using YAML files within the sysadmin/repo-metadata repository for both the CI System and kdesrc-build (and with LXR using kdesrc-build to do it's code checkouts) there shouldn't to my knowledge be anything still relying on this (aside from perhaps scripty). I'd therefore like to shut this generator down as well, along with the compaibility redirector running at projects.kde.org (given that it has been some time since we were using that site, and many projects have moved around in the virtual structure since then, making the redirects it is able to offer useless) Any comments regarding the above? Cheers, Ben
