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Fgdata is frozen, all commit privileges revoked. Meanwhile, a new fgdata repository without any aircraft is created, pushed to gitorious and finally tested. | Fgdata is frozen, all commit privileges revoked. Meanwhile, a new fgdata repository without any aircraft is created, pushed to gitorious and finally tested. | ||
== Step 3: Switch fgdata == | == Step 3: Write/update manuals == | ||
Since the aircraft development flow will be different, we should teach our developers how to use the new system. | |||
'''To be written:''' | |||
* [[FlightGear Git: aircraft authors]] | |||
'''To be updated:''' | |||
* [[FlightGear and Git]] | |||
* [[FlightGear Git on Mac OS X]] | |||
* [[FlightGear Git on Windows]] | |||
== Step 4: Switch fgdata == | |||
Once tests show that the new repository is working fine and no data has been lost, the repositories will be switched. | Once tests show that the new repository is working fine and no data has been lost, the repositories will be switched. | ||
The exisiting repository is renamed, and the new repository takes its place and access to the new repository is setup. | The exisiting repository is renamed, and the new repository takes its place and access to the new repository is setup. | ||