Re: Migrate your submissions

I am not quite sure what this means. What is the status of the html5bidi
tests that the group I lead has submitted? Where do they "belong in the
tree"? Have they already moved there? I can currently see the submissions
in http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/html/file/tip/tests/submission/html5bidi/bdi.
Should I be able to see them elsewhere?

Thanks,
Aharon


On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 7:35 PM, Robin Berjon <robin@w3.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> if you've made a test submission that has not been processed in the past,
> please read this.
>
> I've done a lot of migrating submissions into pull requests today. This
> includes the following:
>
>     Apple
>     AryehGregor
>     Baidu
>     Comcast
>     DavidCarlisle
>     html5bidi
>     MathiasBynens
>     PhilipTaylor
>     MOSQUITO
>     Mozilla
>     WebKit
>
> Those that remain are:
>
>     Google
>     Infraware
>     Intel
>     Microsoft
>     Ms2ger
>     Opera
>     TestTWF_Paris
>     W3C
>
> I'm happy to do TestTWF_Paris and W3C. The remaining ones however tend to
> be a combination of rather large, covering many aspects, and coming with
> their own baggage (e.g. some command line tools, their own copy of the
> harness, that sort of stuff).
>
> I would therefore appreciate if the people who made those submissions
> would take the time to move them to the new organisation. Note that in the
> vast majority of cases you are not being punished by the reorganisation:
> changing those submissions would often have been required in order to match
> the previous organisation as well.
>
> Making turning something into a submission is easy:
>
> • get the up to date repository
> • git checkout -b submission/YourName
> • git mv stuff from your submission directory to where it is supposed to
> be in the tree (note that you can use "node tools/scripts/id2path.js
> a-section-id" to map specification *section* IDs to where stuff goes in the
> tree)
> • commit
> • git push origin submission/YourName
> • then in the GitHub interface on the index of the repo you will see a
> button offering to make a pull request. Do that, okay the form, and you're
> good.
>
> Please let me know if you plan on upgrading your submission — that way I
> can know whose nails I need to start manicuring with a large pair of pliers
> when the new year comes.
>
> Happy holidays and all!
>
> --
> Robin Berjon - http://berjon.com/ - @robinberjon
>
>