Michael DeHaan wrote: > Just to have a backup copy of the cobbler tree, I uploaded a copy of my > tree to github... this is just an unofficial copy. > Anyway, github has some very nice graphing features, one of which shows > something they call "impact". Who is making changes to cobbler over time. > > I've mentioned before if someone wishes to keep their patches on github > (or another git tree that is web accessible), that easily allows me to > preserve attribution. > So, that all being said, the following does not account for everyone, > and shows that I am doing more work than I actually am. > For those not listed, I still know who you are, and your contributions > are invaluable. > > Anyway, without further ado: > > http://github.com/mpdehaan/cobbler/graphs/impact > > You can see that, over time, Cobbler is transitioning away from being > all Red Hat project to one where it is largely written and influenced by > folks here, on this list. > Particularly you can see this pick up over the last 6 months or so. > > Thank you immensely for all of this. It means more than any technical > wins Cobbler can ever achieve. > > (If anyone is regularly submitting patches, I would suggest exploring > git and github or gitorious.org, and if so I can add you to the list of > folks with branches. Also if you are a Fedora > packager, it's also possible to keep git branches on fedorapeople.org. > Let me know if you'd like further info and I can try and point you in > the right direction. To those already > having remote git branches, that helps merging tremendously, so that is > much appreciated!) > > --Michael > _______________________________________________ > cobbler mailing list > [email protected] > https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler >
Note this doesn't show devel, apparently, or is a bit static. Anyway, I like graphs :) _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
