I'd like to know what the WMFs position on maintaining stability of urls on
GitBlit is. In the past I linked to gitweb at several places, and all those
links are now dead. So I guess anything provided by the GitBlit install can
also not be relied upon. Some more info on this would be nice though. Also
on the mirroring on repos to GitHub. I got quite a few things that will
break if changes are made to it in non-bc way.
Hey,
Cheers
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On 13 August 2013 23:41, Greg Grossmeier <greg(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
As you all are aware,
git.wikimedia.org (powered by
GitBlit) has been
unstable. The root cause is basically that there is insufficient caching
mechanisms in place exacerbated by a lack of robust rules for web
indexers (Google, Bing, etc).
Currently, the solution is to disallow all indexers from indexing
git.wikimedia.org via the robots.txt file
(
https://git.wikimedia.org/robots.txt). We hope to open up indexing in a
more controlled fashion soon.
For now,
git.wikimedia.org should be stable for everyday use.
You can follow along with the caching developments on bug 49371:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49371
Thanks to Chad and Ariel, especially, who have been working to make sure
this is resolved quickly and permanently.
Greg
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