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ASCOM Platform Development 5.0 to 6.4

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First published at 17:07 UTC on October 17th, 2019.

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A graphic visualization of the commit history of the ASCOM Platform. This is a project I've been involved with on and off for more than a decade.

ASCOM began it's journey towards becoming open source in 2009 and the initial burst of activ…

A graphic visualization of the commit history of the ASCOM Platform. This is a project I've been involved with on and off for more than a decade.

ASCOM began it's journey towards becoming open source in 2009 and the initial burst of activity is the import of the version 5 code base into (then) Subversion. This was a pre-GitHub era and there was an everything-in-one-big-heap mentality. We had 3rd party drivers and all sorts of stuff in there. As version control in the cloud became more common these were phased out. Driver developers we encouraged to migrate code over to their own repositories and you can see large areas of code disappearing.

Some time around April 2018 the repository was migrated from Subversion to Git and hosted on GitHub. You can see some of the committer username change at this date.

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"What Is Love" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

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