BitBucket to end support for Mercurial
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Colin Hurley
Sep 2, 2019, 1:35:06 PM9/2/19
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Hi everybody,
As many of you may already know, Atlassian recently announced that they are ending support for Mercurial in BitBucket Cloud. In June 2020, they will remove all Mercurial repositories, which includes the repositories containing the MercurialEclipse source code and update site. This removal would also eliminate the wiki, pull request history, and tickets associated with MercurialEclipse.
I reached out to Amenel and we are already considering options for migrating the MercurialEclipse repositories to another hosting service. No decisions have been made yet, but I wanted to let folks know that this task is on the roadmap and will be addressed in the coming months.
This isn't the first time MercurialEclipse has needed to find a new home. The project has previously migrated from Codeplex and Google Code (all before my time), so I expect that things will work out in the end. Nevertheless, the months ahead will likely have some turbulence, so we thank you in advance for your patience as we work through this migration.
Colin
As many of you may already know, Atlassian recently announced that they are ending support for Mercurial in BitBucket Cloud. In June 2020, they will remove all Mercurial repositories, which includes the repositories containing the MercurialEclipse source code and update site. This removal would also eliminate the wiki, pull request history, and tickets associated with MercurialEclipse.
I reached out to Amenel and we are already considering options for migrating the MercurialEclipse repositories to another hosting service. No decisions have been made yet, but I wanted to let folks know that this task is on the roadmap and will be addressed in the coming months.
This isn't the first time MercurialEclipse has needed to find a new home. The project has previously migrated from Codeplex and Google Code (all before my time), so I expect that things will work out in the end. Nevertheless, the months ahead will likely have some turbulence, so we thank you in advance for your patience as we work through this migration.
Please feel free to share any questions or concerns you may have.
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