Github will redirect the core links automatically. We can edit the domains specs with such links. But I would suggest a simple README warning that the work has moved.
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/Andrew
(from phone)
On Fri, May 10, 2019 at 12:02 AM +0200, "Nicholas Crossley"
<> wrote:
Andrew,
I believe we had agreed to do one last commit to any spec that was moving - to add a pointer to the new location, so people with links to the previous github repo would not get lost. If we did not also do
the same for the last SVN location, we should do so retroactively - and that applies to Core as well as Domains.
Nick Crossley
Principal Product Architect
From: Andrii Berezovskyi <>
To: OSLC Core TC <>, "" <>
Cc: "" <>, ""
<>
Date: 05/09/2019 10:10 AM
Subject: [oslc-core] OSLC repos are ready to be migrated
Sent by: <>
Hello everyone,
Me and Jim just finished reorganising the repo. Please see
https://github.com/oasis-tcs/oslc-corefor the final result. I have also
updated all the spec links on the OSLC website and
fixed the NS redirects.
Do not commit anything to âoslc-domainsâ from now on; it will be permanently archived.
On the other hand, do not hesitate to make commits to âoslc-coreâ; you do not need to wait until the OP migration is finished.
In particular:
Jim, could you please
start migrating the wikifrom âoslc-domainsâ to âoslc-coreâ,
please?
Nick, could you please help us with the
TRS ReSpec error?
David, Nick,could you check the links on the
OSLC Specs page, please?
David, Ian, Nick,please accept the OSLC org invitations to get push rights.
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âAndrew.
