Speak now, or forever hold your peace!
Unless someone objects by the end of today, I plan to delete the
java.net/javaee-security-spec~misc repository (github/security-proposals
is the current/up-to-date source of truth for this unofficial material).
The other two repos were were previously deleted, but seem to be in some
sort of zombie state.
I will mark all three of these repos as "not needed -- don't migrate or
archive" when java.net goes away.
Will
On 02/22/2017 08:49 PM, Will Hopkins wrote:
> EG,
>
> Anybody know what the javaee-security-spec~misc git repo on java.net
> is? It appears to contain random snippets of code from early
> proposals/suggestions.
>
> It looks like it could be an old version of what's now in the
> javaee-security-proposals repo on GitHub -- the README is the same in
> both, but the folder structure is different, and the last commit to
> javaee-security-spec~misc was two years ago, vs. three months for
> javaee-security-proposals.
>
> If so, seems like I should either delete it, or rename it to match the
> GitHub repo and start mirroring it.
>
> There also appear to be some orphaned repos on java.net:
> javaee-security-spec~api and javaee-security-spec~web. They're not
> visible from the project page, but they showed up in a listing of
> repos hosted on java.net, and I'm not able to create new repos with
> those names. I'm assuming we don't need them, and that there's no need
> to try to recover them.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Will
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