Hi, Juanjo Marín <[email protected]> writes:
>> De: Dodji Seketeli <[email protected]> >> >> Patryk Zawadzki <[email protected]> a écrit: >> >>> The question is whether the freedom is more important than >>> productivity of course. >> >> I'd rather keep the Freedom, and encourage people to work on improving >> the productivity in the realm of that freedom we fought so hard to get. >> >> [...] > > I agree with Dodji that we should keep freedom values and not use > privative software in our workflow. Of course, I think individuals can use it > if > they please, but I don't think is a good idea embrace github as a project. Even when I like Github and use it for personal projects (and personal clones of some repositories), I have the same opinion and think that GNOME should not support privative software. If what we want is a nicer/better merge request interface, there are alternatives like Gitlab [1], but that would conflict with the established workflow (Bugzilla + git-bz). But having to host it in the GNOME infrastructure would not automatically take advantage of the pre-existing forks in Github, which AFAIU would be one of the positive things of using Github... Probably the best compromise would be to have an automatic mirror in Github and process the merge requests out of Github. Br. --- [1] http://gitlabhq.com/ -- Adrian Perez <[email protected]> - Sent from my toaster Igalia - Free Software Engineering
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