965547 - Request for a new git repository

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

(Developer Services :: General, task)

Description

[Mark Côté [:mcote]]

Hi, I need two git repositories created for the impending Bugzilla bzr -> git migration (https://wiki.mozilla.org/Bugzilla:Migrating_to_git).

These will eventually be mirrored to github, but we can enable that later.

The two repo paths should be

* /bugzilla/bugzilla
* /bugzilla/bmo

There are existing LDAP groups for access to the bzr repos: bzr_bugzilla and bzr_bmo, respectively.  I'm not sure if you would want to keep them or create new ones for git access.  I don't really know how that part works, although FYI after the migration I want to shut down write access to bzr to all but a handful of accounts.  We'll have a script mirroring git to bzr for a while (duration as yet undetermined, but minimum 6 months and probably longer), and that should be the only thing writing to bzr unless we need to fix something.

Comment 1

[u429623]

looks good to me

Comment 2

[Kendall Libby [:fubar] (he/him)]

Repos created:

sekrit$ ssh [e-mail] info -lc bugzilla
hello [e-mail], this is gitolite3@git1 running gitolite3 3.5.1-1.el6 on git 1.7.11.3

 R  	bugzilla/bmo	
 R  	bugzilla/bugzilla	

They are currently using the bzr_{bmo,bugzilla} groups for access control (RW; everyone as read access), but I filed bug 967697 for thoughts on replicating them for the above reasons; changing groups down the road only requires a small change to the git config.

Comment 3

[Frédéric Buclin]

(In reply to Mark Côté ( :mcote ) from comment #0)
> although FYI after the migration I want to shut down write access to bzr to
> all but a handful of accounts.

Do not forget that we still need to be able to tag branches on bzr.

Comment 4

[Mark Côté [:mcote]]

After some discussion, we need the bmo repo moved and a bunch of new repos created.

Please move /bugzilla/bmo (which I presume is actually /bugzilla/bmo.git, right?) to /webtools/bmo/bugzilla.git.

Please create the following additional repos:

/bugzilla/extensions/Browse.git
/bugzilla/extensions/browserid.git
/bugzilla/extensions/DescribeUser.git
/bugzilla/extensions/Developers.git
/bugzilla/extensions/ExtraValues.git
/bugzilla/extensions/GNOME.git
/bugzilla/extensions/PatchReport.git
/bugzilla/extensions/ProductInterests.git
/bugzilla/extensions/profanivore.git
/bugzilla/extensions/requestwhiner.git
/bugzilla/extensions/sitemap.git
/bugzilla/extensions/StockAnswers.git
/bugzilla/extensions/sync.git
/bugzilla/extensions/typesniffer.git
/bugzilla/extensions/vcs.git
/bugzilla/extensions/WeeklyBugSummary.git
/bugzilla/extensions/cannedcomments.git
/bugzilla/extensions/rest.git
/bugzilla/extensions/trackingflags.git
/bugzilla/extensions/InlineHistory.git
/bugzilla/extensions/securemail.git
/bugzilla/extensions/splinter.git
/bugzilla/extensions/testopia.git
/bugzilla/misc/active-installs.git
/bugzilla/misc/bugzilla-bugbot.git
/bugzilla/misc/build.git
/bugzilla/misc/landfill.git
/bugzilla/misc/tinderbox-bugbot.git
/bugzilla/misc/tinderbox-client.git
/bugzilla/qa.git
/webtools/bmo/qa.git

Thanks!

Comment 5

[Frédéric Buclin]

(In reply to Mark Côté ( :mcote ) from comment #4)
> /bugzilla/extensions/GNOME.git

Could someone remind me why we host GNOME customizations and some other extensions which seem to be totally unmaintained??

Comment 6

[Kendall Libby [:fubar] (he/him)]

Repos created.

sekrit$ ssh [e-mail] info | egrep 'bugzilla|bmo'
 R  	bugzilla/bugzilla
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/Browse
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/DescribeUser
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/Developers
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/ExtraValues
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/GNOME
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/InlineHistory
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/PatchReport
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/ProductInterests
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/StockAnswers
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/WeeklyBugSummary
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/browserid
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/cannedcomments
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/profanivore
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/requestwhiner
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/rest
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/securemail
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/sitemap
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/splinter
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/sync
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/testopia
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/trackingflags
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/typesniffer
 R  	bugzilla/extensions/vcs
 R  	bugzilla/misc/active-installs
 R  	bugzilla/misc/bugzilla-bugbot
 R  	bugzilla/misc/build
 R  	bugzilla/misc/landfill
 R  	bugzilla/misc/tinderbox-bugbot
 R  	bugzilla/misc/tinderbox-client
 R  	bugzilla/qa
 R  	webtools/bmo/bugzilla
 R  	webtools/bmo/qa

Comment 7

[Mark Côté [:mcote]]

This was done and tested.

Comment 8

[Olav Vitters]

(In reply to Frédéric Buclin from comment #5)
> (In reply to Mark Côté ( :mcote ) from comment #4)
> > /bugzilla/extensions/GNOME.git
> 
> Could someone remind me why we host GNOME customizations and some other
> extensions which seem to be totally unmaintained??

I thought having everything upstream was best. It seems unmaintained because I'm stumped at porting the attachment status bit. I don't know how to proceed. Now that it is in git, I could also put them on git.gnome.org if wanted? Just seems best to have all the extensions together?