Re: Fw: [PECL-DEV] Re: [SVN-MIGRATION] Reorganization and splitting
[email protected] ("Hannes Magnusson")
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On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 18:21, Steph Fox <[email protected]> wrote: >> [CCing all relevant mailinglists] > > "All relevant mailinglists" apparently doesn't include anything PHP-GTK > related. Sorry, but since I have no voting karma or even access to PHP-GTK related stuff I simply forgot about it - and didn't even mention it in the vote. >> I would like _all_ *.php.net websites to be under the repository. > > I'd be interested to know why websites are suddenly more important than > source code? Please explain, I have no idea how you got that out of anything? >> NOTE: This does _NOT_ include gd or other "PHP umbrella projects", >> *only* *.php.net! >> >> GD (and potentially) other "PHP umbrella" projects will have to make >> their own decisions as I have no "authority" (aka: ego) there. > > Their own decisions as to whether they continue to be hosted in the php.net > repository following a switch in the host's base technology? Exactly, their own decisions. I have no intentions of stepping over the boundaries and voting on things that I have no damn clue about. That vote was for things I have clue about, nothing more, nothing less. >> qa.php.net, php.net, pear.php.net, pecl, snaps, pecl4win, docweb, >> windows, wiki [and probably more I forgot about]. > > php-gtk > php-gtk-doc > php-gtk-web php-gtk? php-gtk-doc? Into the website repository? I think you are confusing things here.. There will be *multiple* repositories. One for phpdoc (with several modules (translations)). One for websites (with several modules(phpweb, master, bugs..)). One for php-src (with several modules (TSRM, pecl, Zend...))... I'm pretty sure Andrei voted for PHP-GTK to have their own repository earlier in the thread too. >> I talked this over with Helgi (pear-webmaster@) and he totally agrees. > > Hannes and Helgi do a fine job, but they do not run the whole of php.net, > and special-interest mailing lists aren't generally the best place to make > any kind of major announcement that affects that whole. Which is exactly why I CCed to all the mailinglists the vote affected. Some people actually got annoyed over the fact I did and meant that people who care should subscribe to this list. -Hannes