GeoTools considering a switch to Git

Hi all,

the GeoTools developers have been working, so far, with Subversion as the main version control system. However various core developers have been using Git as a SVN client for quite some time so far, and an official mirror of Geotools, automatically kept in synch with Subversion, is already available on GitHub.

We are now considering switching permantently from Subversion to Git, meaning the Subversion repository will eventually be abandoned and only the Git official central repo will be kept up to date.

Before making such move we'd like to hear from the users community, please take one minute to share your opinion about the switch to Git:

Click here to go to the poll.

AURIN Job Openings

Many of the best known GeoTools examples are popular open source projects. If you follow our user list, you will know that GeoTools is used in a wide range of environments and settings.

With that in mind, we are happy to pass along a couple of job openings from Martin Tomko and the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN):

• Data Architect
• Workflow e-Enabler

GeoTools experience is a plus; and tell Martin we sent you.

If you have a GeoTools related job post you would like us to pass along, please contact your nearest PMC member and we would be glad to help.