[CSC 315] GIT Changes (READ NOW)

[Andrew J. Pounds]

Good morning guys -- I spent the last four hours moving my 22 projects 
from the old git server (apache.cs.mercer.edu) to the new git server 
(gitlab.cs.mercer.edu).  Since so few of you have done much on the old 
gitlab server, it seemed like a really good time to make the change.

I created accounts for all of you on the new server - and you should get 
a password reset request in your e-mail.  If you do not, let me know.  I 
used the e-mail address you requested on the old git server as the 
e-mail address on the new git server.

I moved over the movedot and brotate repositories and gave each of you 
read access to them on the new server.   If you want to continue to use 
these as references for your code work, you will have to get on the new 
server.

The only repository belonging to me that I have not moved is the 
asteroids one (on which you all are listed as developers).  I would like 
to move this over by 3:00 pm today.  If you have any commits that you 
need to make to the asteroids repository then please do so immediately.  
I think the only person this really applies to right now is J.T.  -- 
once the repository is moved over you can all check it back out from the 
new server.

Once you log in the new server you will have to install your ssh keys.  
The good news is that you have already generated these on cobra.  If you 
get on cobra and cd to your .ssh directory, you can cat the file 
id_rsa.pub and cut and paste that key into your gitlab ssh key database.

Now -- the following are the ONLY projects left on the old gitlab server:


Christopher Kennedy / relevant xkcd 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/kennedy_c/relevant_xkcd> 11 
days ago

Kevin Long / Arrow of Destiny 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/long_kl/arrow-of-destiny> 
11 days ago

Christopher Kennedy / Block Rotatation 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/kennedy_c/brotate> 11 days ago

Tanner Perrin / Assignment 2 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/perrin_t/assignment-2> 16 
days ago

Joel T. James / Assignment 2 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/james_jt/assignment-2> 16 
days ago

Pounds Courses / Tesselated Asteroids 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/pounds-courses/tasteroids> 
18 days ago   (gets moved today at 3 pm)

Joel T. James / Econometrics 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/james_jt/econometrics> 2 
months ago

Joel T. James / Lynch 
<https://apache.cs.mercer.edu/admin/projects/james_jt/lynch> 2 months ago


You can, if you like, continue to work on these (with the exception of 
asteroids) on the old server and next Tuesday in class I will show you 
how to port them (with all of branches, tags, commits, and history) to 
the new server.   Its a multistep process, but pretty easy once you get 
the hang of it.

After next Tuesday it is my intention to release apache.cs.mercer.edu 
back to Michael for other uses.


So your ACTION ITEMS are...

Get on the new server, change your password, import your ssh keys, see 
if you can check out code, create a project for assignment 2 if you have 
not done so already, and start committing code to it.


Let me know if you have questions.



-- 
Andrew J. Pounds, Ph.D.  (pounds_aj at mercer.edu)
Professor of Chemistry and Computer Science
Mercer University,  Macon, GA 31207   (478) 301-5627
http://faculty.mercer.edu/pounds_aj

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