Hello again Any final objections against moving to github? I know that the license situation is not perfect but nevertheless I don't see any serious problems arising from that and the benefits of the github platform weigh more.
Cheers, Thomas Thomas Bruederli wrote: > On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 18:20, Jeroen van Meeuwen (Kolab Systems) > <vanmeeu...@kolabsys.com> wrote: >> On 2012-02-11 17:43, Cor Bosman wrote: >>>> We would indeed be running gitorious for Thomas, so that he could >>>> administer the users / ssh keys allowed to push to such-and-such >>>> branches himself. >>> So does that mean only specific people can use the interface? >>> >> gitorious - if that's what Thomas wants, and he's making the decisions >> around here ;-) - allows git:// just as much as ssh:// (in the >> git@host:repo.git fashion), and granular control to committing to >> branches (stable vs. development vs. topic branches vs. etc.). The web >> interface though, which is what you are talking about, is where the >> features are. It uses a different push url to push out a patch for >> review, essentially creating a new working copy of the repository on the >> server. Public (anonymous) and/or private (authenticated) access being >> provided -should Thomas want either or both- is not the issue. > > I totally see the benefits of the feature-rich github platform and > providing an easy way to fork and push back commits would hopefully > encourage more contributors. Currently the licensing and patent > concerns of an USA-hosted github shouldn't bother us too much. That > said, our current SVN server is also located in the US of A anyways. > Using gitorious on a privately hosted server would be an option as > well but it obviously doesn't provide as much of the social coding > features as github does. > > I'd definitely like to keep trac for wiki, bug tracking and roadmap > planning but AFAIK it can easily connect to github. > > Any other pros and cons are very welcome! > > ~Thomas _______________________________________________ Roundcube Development discussion mailing list dev@lists.roundcube.net http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/dev
