Announcement: this repo has moved
bch0w opened this issue · 1 comments
Ownership of the SeisFlows repository is being transferred to:
https://github.com/adjtomo
Related Issue: bch0w#2
Transfer will take place in one week (planned for May 17, 2022). All new development to the SeisFlows package will be focused on the future page: github.com/adjtomo/seisflows (note: this link will not work until the transfer is completed)
During this transition period, we will merging and deleting an existing fork, SeisFlows3 (announced in #111). All future development will be focused into SeisFlows. During the transfer we will perform the following tasks:
- Merge the active fork SeisFlows3 back into this repository as the main development branch. The SeisFlows3 fork will be deleted.
- Transfer the documentation of SeisFlows3 to: seisflows.readthedocs.io; all future documentation will be hosted under SeisFlows.
- Delete the SeisFlows organization page. Please direct all future SeisFlows related traffic to the adjtomo organization page
The version of SeisFlows that currently resides in this repository will be accessible as v1.1 (at commit 46a9604). All changes made after the SeisFlows3 merge will begin versioning at V2.0.0.
Thanks for your patience as we make this transition.
This merger has just taken place. Note that github.com/rmodrak/seisflows now redirects to github.com/adjtomo/seisflows
The current 'master' branch now represents all of the changes made within the SeisFlows3 fork and has been officially pre-released as v2.0.0.
The previous master branch has been renamed 'legacy' and has been released/archived as SeisFlows Legacy (v1.1.0). All branches of SeisFlows legacy have now been marked accordingly (e.g., devel is now legacy_devel).
Next steps are to re-build the documentation, which will be hosted at: seisflows.readthedocs.io and to delete the SeisFlows organization page.