Progress today with GitHub is fine - all the power to you. Like I said, I think pull requests are not that important IMO. I also mentioned that all of the Git->SVN stuff is a crappy experience in general.
I’m not really talking about just random contributors that occasionally send us a couple line changes. I could already pretty easily pull in peoples changes from GitHub. I’m talking about future committers. And for committers, working between SVN and GIT is fairly annoying. There is nothing misleading about what I said :) - Mark > > The idea that this has anything to do with contributors is misleading. > > Today contributors can use either SVN or GIT. They have their choice. > How can it be any better than that for contributors? > > As demonstrated over the weekend, its also possible today for > contributors to use svn+jira or git+pull request workflow. > > As i said earlier, why not spend our time trying to make it easier on > contributors and support git/github workflows (e.g. just hashing shit > out, fixing contribution docs, making it clear we accept pull > requests, and so on). > > Because after all, this whole discussion is only about what the > committers use... we should focus on the contributor first. > > This is significantly less controversial (e.g. doesn't require me nor > Uwe to use overcomplicated tools with a steaming-pile-of-shit API) and > we can make real progress on it today.
