That sounds pretty good! Though it will take some time to transfer all
our issues over from Trac... perhaps we can aim to do this in the coming
months? We would also lose our history, though this is maybe not such a
problem...
I think Shali was more thinking immediately of a forum, not an issue
tracker.
Or perhaps... a FAQ? Containing common problems and their solutions,
rather than issues that are solved and go away?
A forum with sticky topics would do that job... or a simple FAQ on the
blog.. but not everybody has access to that...
Other thoughts?
On 3/09/14 7:50 PM, Markos Gogoulos wrote:
Since Plumi codebase is on github, we could benefit more from the
included issue management.
Users could report their issues on
https://github.com/plumi/plumi.app/issues , also feature requests and
bugs they encounter. The wiki is also powerful, and users could use it
to share their experience (eg installation on platform X, or share
some cool customizations they made).
Github is going to stay more than any other possible source to share
content, so I think it's a good solution!
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 6:47 AM, Anna Helme <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi all,
Shali is keen to get a forum going for Plumi... a great idea...
where should we put this?
We can host it on the EngageMedia servers, if there is a good
forum software to use (FOSS), or host it externally if there are
reasons to do so?
Thanks,
Anna
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