Initial addition of PSEPs archive #2
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What are the repositories where those PSEPs were stored? Perhaps somebody still have an old clone of those in backups. |
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This is the only repo where they were stored afaik: |
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Nice. Here is the master copy from Web Archive. pyside-pseps-cf7430368098e1b9c87c2233dff8a00ef7059ad2.tar.gz From https://web.archive.org/web/20150315225510/https://qt.gitorious.org/pyside/pseps/trees/master |
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Perhaps it will be better to recreate the repo anew. |
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Nice find! Perhaps @ctismer could turn that archive into a new |
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https://github.com/techtonik/pseps - recovered it from gitorious valhalla. =) |
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I need repository creation permission to transfer it to PySide organization. |
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This commit adds a scrape of the PSEPs from the old PySide.org website on archive.org.
There's some sort of automatic RST->HTML converter that's supposed to be ran on these, but the only copy of it was on Gitorious and it's been shut down. When the Archive Team is done their work on making the Gitorious.org archive available maybe it could be repurposed to run on this GitHub site (right now the rough scrape-and-paste I did resulted in some pretty ugly looking markup)