Re: Next NAnt/NAntContrib TODO Tasks

Hi all,

Thanks for the feedback so far.  It's really great to hear all your
thoughts on these matters.  Please feel free to tell us your thoughts,
if you haven't already.

I went ahead and converted this list to a page on NAnt's wiki for
easier review and maintenance.  I have also made some updates based on
some of the feedback so far.  Please take a look...

https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/nant/index.php?title=3DTODO

Thanks,
Ryan

On Wed, Oct 26, 2011 at 8:28 AM, Ryan Boggs <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Now that 0.91 final is out the door, I would like to start discussing
> what items to work on in both NAnt/NAntContrib. =A0Attached is an html
> file of an outline I put together with thoughts about next steps I
> have had for months (I put it in an attachment just in case your email
> viewers don't handle html emails). =A0I tried to include items that have
> been discussed in past emails. =A0All of these items affect both
> NAnt/NAntContrib unless specified otherwise.
>
> One of the things that has been on my mind for months is moving NAnt
> off of cvs. =A0When I polled that decision some time ago, the general
> consensus was that any move away from cvs would be a step up. =A0My
> personal feeling is to move from cvs to git or hg to because it is
> more easy for me to work with than cvs. =A0The first item in my list
> compares the two more popular repo sites out there. =A0I am partial to
> github.com because I have been using it alot lately for other things
> (working on the Boo language project for example) but I would like to
> hear other thoughts. =A0I have been experimenting with converting cvs to
> git with a good degree of success (all history, tags, and branches
> come through) but I am sure further tweeking will be necessary.
>
> A side note, when 0.91 final was released, I wasn't sure what the next
> version of NAnt we would be targeting so I just set it to 0.92. =A0This
> can be discussed further if need be.
>
> Looking forward to hearing your feedback.
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan
>

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