Hi, On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 5:46 PM, Viras <vi...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote: > just to clarify: should I commit to github or to some apache git repository?
All Cordova committers should ideally push directly to the Cordova repositories at git-wip-us.apache.org. We can set up mirrors of those repositories on Github or elsewhere, but for finely grained audit logs for code provenance the repositories on Apache servers should be the primary push target. As soon as we are happy with the functionality of the git-wip-us repositories, the existing github.com/callback and github.com/cordova spaces should be discontinued. Contributors that are not yet Cordova committers can push their changes to their personal clones on Github and send a pull request by email to callback-dev@ (to be renamed) or to the appropriate CB issue. The git-svn repositories mirrored at github.com/apache already support automatic forwarding of pull request notifications to the respective dev@ lists, so we could set up something similar also for Cordova if there's interest. And of course changes can also be submitted as normal patches even without any Git push/pull workflows. It would be great if the Cordova community came up with a wiki or web page that outlines the recommended contribution workflow. Once a contributor has submitted enough good patches, he or she should be granted Cordova committership and thus direct push access to the Cordova repositories on git-wip-us. BR, Jukka Zitting
