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Kudo-san,
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I have provisioned the vtn repository (please note the repo name is lowercase). It is at present only visible to the initial committers listed on the project proposal page ( https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/OpenDaylight_Virtual_Tenant_Network_(VTN):Proposal#Initial_Committers ) of note I could not find accounts in the system for the following listed initial committers: Takayuki Kawagishi (kawagishi-takayuki@...) Taiki Kondo (kondo-taiki@...) Kasumi Takeshige (takeshige-kasumi@...) Shigeru Yasuda (s-yasuda@...) If initial committers are not able to see the repository in the web interface while logged into Gerrit they will need to log out and log back in for Gerrit to pick up the changes to their access. I can add them to the list ACL once they have created accounts and I'm notified (I search on the email address when looking them up to add, if they registered with different addresses I need either their username or the email address they registered with). You will want to identify a project committer to do the originating code submission to Gerrit. I'm available to help walk someone through doing that. The repository does exist and the first commit is an empty one attached to my account (this is produced by Gerrit when I initialize the repository). Once the code has been loaded into the repository let me know and I will make it publicly accessible. On the topic of not getting the source to compile. I finally worked through the build dependency issues I was having on my test system. I need to re-run on a clean VM to make sure I've captured them all before I can get the Jenkins instance setup for automated patch verification. Please note, that until I have Jenkins configured java assets produced from merges of patches into master will not be able to show up in the Nexus repository as we limit pushing to the repository to Jenkins only. Admittedly, from what I see of the final build, there aren't any that are eligible for push any way as we only allow pushes of the org.opendaylight.<project> namespace from a given project. The two jar objects I see are not of that namespace, they're in objs.jobjs namespace. -Andy- On Fri, 2013-06-14 at 14:24 +0900, m-kudo@... wrote:
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Ed Warnicke (eaw) <eaw@...>
Kudo san,
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Might I respectfully suggest that we use a lower case convention for repo names? In this case that would be 'vtn' rather than 'VTN'. Would that be acceptable to you? On Jun 14, 2013, at 11:58 AM, "m-kudo@..." <m-kudo@...> wrote:
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m-kudo@...
Phil san,
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We are so delighted to hear that our proposal was approved. As Yamabe san is out of town through this weekend, please let me express our thankfulness to the TSC for this approval on behalf of him. Regarding the repository name, we want to use VTN. So, please create the repository with this name. Regarding a contact of troubleshooting for full build, please contact Yamabe san. Again, thank you very much for the approval, and we are really excited to work on the OpenDaylight project. Best regards, -- M. Kudo Yamabe-san: |
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