Follow-up Comment #12, sr #107671 (project administration): i have not investigated the differences between the savane and savane-cleanup repos, but i have the impression they are substantial. as part of Sylvain's historical effort to merge gna and savannah sources, long since abandoned on both sides as far as i know.
i don't believe savane-cleanup is used as a live system checkout anywhere. do you know otherwise? not that it would surprise me if it were; i have never seen a comprehensible explanation of all the different savannah-related source repos (git, cvs, bzr, others, have all been/are being used) and where they are checked out and for what purpose, either. this is one of the biggest barriers to people (me, you, john, bob, anyone ...) actually working on savannah. thus, barring other input, i confess i have a different view - my view is that we should recognize the reality that no one on either the gna or savannah side is going to finish a savane merge any time in the foreseeable future. therefore there's no point in ever doing anything with savane-cleanup, and it should be archived in the dust bin of history. as for /usr/src/savane and the savane repo: certainly i agree things should be updated in the repository, but i don't know how to tell what has been changed or what might result from updates, so i'm always afraid to do anything. i mean, is the live system really running out of /usr/src/savane? that seems like a totally wrong directory choice for a live runtime to me. anyway, i just moved frontend:/usr/src/savane/frontend/php/images/common/contexts1/people.orig.png.prev to /root/archive on frontend, to get it out of the hier, anyway. git status now reports "Your branch is ahead of 'origin/master' by 9 commits." as well as the modified people.orig.png. Will anything bad come of pushing that? Doesn't seem like it. thanks, karl _______________________________________________________ Reply to this item at: <http://savannah.gnu.org/support/?107671> _______________________________________________ Message sent via/by Savannah http://savannah.gnu.org/