PHP source code has been migrated to GitHub

According to official PHP news, PHP source code has been migrated from Subversion to Git, and the source code is also hosted on GitHub, which means that PHP source code maintenance will be easier, it also facilitates external contributors to create patches and merge code. Now PHP users can clone or fork source code from the GitHub image. In addition, it also supports contributor pullreques through GitHub.

According to official PHP news, PHP source code has been migrated from Subversion to Git, and the source code is also hosted on GitHub, which means that PHP source code maintenance will be easier, it also facilitates external contributors to create patches and merge code. Currently, PHP users can clone or fork source code from the GitHub image. In addition, the contributor can also perform pull reques through GitHub.

According to official PHP news, PHP source code has been changed from SubversionMigrationAt Git, the source code is also hosted on GitHub, which means that the maintenance of the PHP source code will be easier, and it also facilitates external contributors to create patches and merge code.

Currently, PHP users can clone or fork source code from the GitHub image. In addition, contributors can also use GitHub to perform pull requests (apply for code merging ).

In the future, the PHP version will be signed by the development team. In the next few days, the development team will release the GPG key for verification.

Currently,The PHP Manual (including the translation version) is still hosted on the Subversion and will beMigrationTo Git.

Git: http://git.php.net

GitHub home: https://github.com/php/php-src

Get PHP source code: http://php.net/git.php with Git

External contributor workflow: https://wiki.php.net/vcs/gitworkflow

From: ITeye