Summary for Non-Technical Readers

This week, the project genuinely came into existence as a working base for migration. There is no visible new functionality yet, but there is an essential first step: get the original system into the repository so it can be safely worked with, analyzed, and used for planning the migration.

That is a good signal. It means the work did not start with improvisation, but with building a firm foundation. Without that, the later migration would be unclear and risky.

What Happened

The first project week, calendar-wise 2026-W11, is the actual beginning of the repository. The original VB6 foundation enters the history, along with the first large modules: SPOL, KDF, UCA, UCV, SCH, BAN, KPP, OBJ, MAT, ROB, POH, and MTZ.

Alongside the sources, the environment for the migration is prepared as well. lib, migration libraries, OCX/TLB artifacts, path updates for shared modules, and a database schema document are added.

The main reading of this week is simple: the team first needed to capture the basic image of the original system in the repository and lock down technical dependencies so later work could build on it.

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