On 07/09/15 06:38 PM, Rob Myers wrote: > On 05/09/15 12:05 AM, Blaise Alleyne wrote: >> On 04/09/15 05:55 PM, a. nonymous wrote: >>> But someone would have to clue me in on where I can grab the code and >>> commit my own. (And possibly also how to set up a testing environment >>> or set up an environment accessible for all devs interested. Although >>> I suppose that would get messy?) >>> >> >> +1 >> >> Better instructions on this seem like the #1 priority for the project IMHO, >> so >> that new contributors actually know how to get involved! >> >> It seems very hard for the project to get any momentum when it's so difficult >> and not at all obvious how to get involved or contribute. > > I'm working on updating this. [...]
Awesome, thanks so much! > [...] And I'm also restoring the wiki - > > https://bugz.foocorp.net/w/projects/libre.fm/getting_started_with_librefm_development/ > That sounds great. Though, when I visit that link, it prompts me to log in to view the wiki (after ignoring the expired SSL certificate, which I assume is a known bug!). Is it easy to make the wiki publicly readable? Even if a log in is needed for editing? Creating/linking an account to view it seems like an unnecessary barrier, but I'm not sure if that's a quick fix in Phriction.
