The Trajectools repository is migrating from GitHub to Codeberg. The new home for Trajectools is:
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https://codeberg.org/movingpandas/trajectools
The GitHub repo remains as a writable mirror, for now, but the issue tracking is only active on Codeberg.
Why the move?
I am working on moving my projects to European infrastructure that better aligns with my values. Codeberg is a nonprofit and libre-friendly platform based in Germany. This will ensure that the projects are hosted on infrastructure that prioritizes user privacy and open-source ideals.
What does this mean for users?
- No impact on functionality – Trajectools remains the same great tool for trajectory analysis, available through the recently update QGIS Plugin Repo.
- Development continues – I’ll continue actively maintaining and improving the project. (If you want to file feature requests, please note that the issue tracker on the GitHub mirror has been deactivated and issues should be filed on Codeberg instead.)
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What does this mean for contributors?
If you’re contributing to Trajectools, simply update your remotes to the new repository. The GitHub repo continues to accept PRs and the changes are synched between GitHub and Codeberg, but I’d encourage all contributors to use Codeberg.
How to update your local repository
If you’ve already cloned the GitHub repository, you can update your remote URL with the following commands:
cd trajectools
git remote set-url --add --push origin https://codeberg.org/movingpandas/trajectools.git
git pull origin main
Interested in testing Codeberg for your projects?
Here are the instructions I followed to perform the migration and to set up the mirroring: https://codeberg.org/Recommendations/Mirror_to_Codeberg
Thanks for your support, and see you on Codeberg!
