Re: project infrastructure

"Wari Wahab" <[email protected]> Thu, 24 Nov 2011 10:30:05 +0800
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pyblosxom.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
<quote who="Will Kahn-Greene">
> 1. Move from gitorious to github.
> 2. Move the Pyblosxom manual to ReadTheDocs.
> 3. Ditch roundup and use the github issue tracker.
> Any thoughts on this?  Is anyone against it?  If not, I'm going to do this
> before releasing 1.5 since I want to update the urls everywhere.

Wow, hey, I'm totally not against this. I use Gitorious on our private
install
in our company and it's a great product for that. Since we have Redmine as
our
bugtracker/documentation store, these two worked somewhat seemlessly and has
been something that the company is accustomed to.

Moving to Github is definitely a plus as you gain the all-in-one
featureset of
a bug tracker, repository, etc. And to top it all up, I love the edit-in-
place-auto-fork-and-merge-request in less than a minute of kung-fu moves
feature, etc.

And the community around it, it makes Gitorious like a quiet boy sitting in
the corner. I have no idea why Github is so popular.


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