hg-git part xii: we're live; mapfiles

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This is a long overdue blost post to say that gecko-dev and gecko-projects are fully live and cut over (and renamed, for those who have been looking at the now-defunct links in my previous blog posts).

Gecko-dev is on git.mozilla.org and on github; gecko-projects is on github only until it's clear that we won't need regular branch and repo resets. We have retired the following github repos, which we will probably remove after a period of time:

• github/mozilla/mozilla-central
• github/mozilla/releases-mozilla-central
• github/mozilla/releases-mozilla-aurora
• github/mozilla/releases-mozilla-beta
• github/mozilla/releases-mozilla-release

The mapfiles are still in http://people.mozilla.org/~asasaki/vcs2vcs/, which is not the final location. There's a combined mapfile in here for convenience, but the gecko-mapfile is the canonical mapfile.

I've been working on a db-based mapper app, which, given a git or hg sha, would allow us to query for the corresponding sha. It also allows for downloading the full mapfile for a repo (gecko.git, gecko-dev, gecko-projects) or the combined full mapfile of two or more of those repos. It also allows for downloading the shas inserted since a particular datetime. Screenshots of my development instance are here.

Bear with me; I've got lots on my plate and not enough time. Mapper is in the works, however, and I think this should smooth over some of the rough edges when dealing with both hg and git. Additional eyeballs and/or patience would be appreciated!

My db-based mapper repo is here.
The db-based mapper bug is here.
The permanent upload location bug is here.

Comments

Re: The web app exists

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Nice!
How do I insert data from the vcs-sync scripts?
How do we make this an official app?