Re: Migration off pagure.io for libaio?

Hi!

On Fri, 2026-06-05 at 07:45:27 -0400, Jeff Moyer wrote:
> Guillem Jover <[email protected]> writes:
> > The libaio project is/was hosted on pagure.io, but that site is being (or
> > has already been?) decommissioned [D]. In theory there should be an easy
> 
> I can still reach pagure.io, and it's supposed to continue to work as a
> read-only repository after the decommission date.

I can reach it too now, I guess it was some transient problem yesterday.

> The migration guide states that forge.fedoraproject.org is meant for
> "[...] those repositories that are instrumental in the development,
> testing, maintenance and operating of the Fedora Project’s offering of
> Fedora Linux [...]".  I've asked a clarifying question about this on the
> mailing list just now, we'll see what the response is.

Ah, had not seen that. I mostly suggested it as it seemed the most
trivial way to migrate while preserving all issues and MRs, and as the
forge it was being replaced with.

> Other hosting options I've considered include codeberg and kernel.org.
> I don't have a kernel.org account, and I'm not sure this project
> warrants creating one.  So, unless you have better ideas (does debian
> host upstream projects?), I think codeberg might be the best
> alternative.

The Debian forge is based on gitlab and should accept upstream
projects (although personally I'm not very fond of gitlab), but could
be an option if you fancy that.

I think codeberg would be great (and thought about mentioning it), and
while I'm not sure whether it has the pagure import support, I guess the
Fedora instance could probably be used as a stepping stone for the
migration, as codeberg then should be able to import from say a
temporary personal repo from there.

Thanks,
Guillem

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