Re: GIT move

>> Did this happen ?
>>
>
> Not completely.  I'm most of the way through it, but was not able to
> finish last night.  I will complete the move today.

Great to hear; please let me know if you hit any issues with the
transition scripts.

Also, vaguely on this topic, I'm not sure if there's a formal plan for
methods of accepting patches (e.g., via github pull requests), but I
highly recommend that all patches be required to be rebased against
trunk/master, resulting in fast-forward merges into the main tree.
This makes history much simpler to follow (no merge nodes) without a
significant downside.

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