Re: Changes coming to CPython's code hosting

I subscribed too. This is fine by me, and I see some advantages. I'm 
very happy to follow the same processes as CPython. And I've been 
getting to know git while I've  been a bit quiet here.

Just to be clear ... GitHub *and* using git, I assume.

If I read it correctly, moving the bug tracker is not proposed. However, 
I look forward to learning how that will relate to pull requests and 
issues managed on GitHub. I don't really want to search multiple places.

On the question of "getting control of https://github.com/jython" (Jim's 
phrase), surely ultimate control of the repo we use should be vested in 
the PSF, as a trustworthy legal entity likely to outlast any of us.

Jeff



On 04/01/2016 17:29, [email protected] wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 8:34 AM, Jim Baker <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Brett,
>>
>> Thanks for keeping us in the loop!
> My thanks as well! I think Jim covered everything on our parallel
> plans to move to github.
>
>> I have subscribed to [email protected], and I encourage other
>> interested Jython developers to do so.
> I have subscribed as well.
>
> -Frank
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