On 12/09/10 09:46, Josh Bleecher Snyder wrote: > I'd be happy to help. Not sure where I'd be the most use (what is the > list of tasks you have in mind?), but I could e.g. systematically > close out bugs / feature requests against a selected branch.
Hi Josh, hopefully we will have a preview in the next few days (or even today, depends on Nathan ;). With this specific point in development we can try to reproduce all the bugs in Lighthouse (which is what I've been doing all day, always referring to GitX 0.8 if it were indeed be based on Nathan's branch), and assign them to the 0.8 milestone. If you want privileges on the Issue tracker just contact me. Furthermore what I would really appreciate is general consolidation of issues and documentation. We should try to limit ourselves to Lighthouse, that means closing / transfering tickets from the GitHub trackers and the annoying GitHub-wiki. Anything redudant should be deleted as quickly as possible ;). If you're running forks of GitX on Github make sure to only publish the branches that actually contain changes. I have just one branch 'bugfixes' on GitHub, since pushing out Pieter's (or Nathan's) branches to my repo would have no benefit and only complicate things. If you're a fan of that you could also try to update the GitX documentation with screenshots from the soon-to-be-released preview. The source-code for the GitX-website is in the Gitx repo in the subdir 'Site'. There is noone working on that right now, so don't be afraid that your commits could clash with something else. That obviously goes for everyone around. Thankfully we have excellent Cocoa-programmers like Pieter, Nathan, Dave (etc.), but a fair amount of grunt-work is needed as well ;) Greetings, Jojo -- Johannes Gilger <[email protected]> http://heipei.net GPG-Key: 0xD47A7FFC GPG-Fingerprint: 5441 D425 6D4A BD33 B580 618C 3CDC C4D0 D47A 7FFC
