Re: Default Download Site: Google Code

Chris Giles <[email protected]> Sun, 14 Jun 2009 09:31:18 +1000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.autopackage.devel
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> Please keep in mind that by changing the repository we will break all
> the tickets in trac which have a tight integration between tickets and
> source code commits which is a great source for traceability.


No worries; let's just use the GC repository as an optional testing
playground.  Provided that a source-code tarball is uploaded with each
release, the GC administrators shouldn't mind.


> What benefits do we get by switching to google? What downsides (except
> the above)?
>

As stated in my previous emails, the main benefits are: faster download
speeds for end-users around the world; potentially less server downtime;
download mirroring would no longer be needed.

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 server downtime; download mirroring would no longer be needed.<br><br>



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