EOL project, or new maintainer

[Nick Hemsley]

Hello all,

You havent heard from me in a long while, and I apologize for that.

To cut a long story short, I have zero interest in maintaining this
project (that is not a surprise to anyone I am sure) .NET is a distant
memory, as is the job I had a the time.

If anyone would like to express interest in taking over this project,
please let me know. I am willing to help out with moving the project
away from svn, to something more distributed (git/mercurial?) so that
the project is not so dependant on one person to get patches applied
etc. However someone else may be more appropriate for this.

Good luck & many apologies for my terrible maintainership.

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[Chris Charabaruk]

I created a Github project for Migrator.NET late last year and pulled
the SVN repo into it (via git-svn). It's good to r135 (I didn't
include the wiki pages) so it needs some updating. However, it is
probably a good centerpoint for further work. The Github page is:
http://github.com/coldacid/migratordotnet

[Troy Goode]

If anyone is looking for an actively maintained migration framework,
check out:

http://github.com/schambers/fluentmigrator