(top post etc.) I don't know what's the state of the vote currently, but it seems that we didn't reached a consensus. However, I would like to add something to the topic (and change my mind).
Actually, I'm wondering if what we are discussing makes sense. Well, of course the Nemo UI is a project that now (kinda) have it's own life, but I wonder why we shouldn't profit from the full Mer infra power: more a discussion about the hosting of the whole project instead of just the fate of the bugtracking system. We already compiles on mer buildservice, why just not use mer gitlab as well instead (or in complement) of github ? The bugtracking system can be decided later. We can see if devs prefer gitlab's bug tracking system, or if they still want a bz. And if devs want a bz, it might be better to use Mer bz as well, instead of having two bz instances. So the Nemo UI project would live as a subproject, directly inside Mer infra, a bit like Android Qt lived inside KDE infrastructure (before being attached to Digia). Of course, we still have to know if people of the Mer project are willing to provide a space for Nemo UI inside their infra (a category in BZ, a section in gitlab etc.) What do you think ? ----- Mail original ----- De: "Andrea Bernabei" <and.berna...@gmail.com> À: mer-general@lists.merproject.org Envoyé: Mardi 24 Juin 2014 23:39:59 Objet: Re: [mer-general] [NEMO UI] PLEASE VOTE: Nemo UI bug reporting platform >From Aard on IRC: "<Aard> faenil: when considering dropping bz in favour of github -- we're working on getting our CI infrastructure in shape that we can offer mer/nemo to set up their own like we're using for proper issue tracking over releases and stuff. if you move to github you won't be able to benefit from that" he also specified that he doesn't make any promise about how long that update is going to take, as it's a lot of work (also consider holidays are starting soon) 2014-06-24 22:26 GMT+02:00 Michael Demetriou < qwa...@gmail.com > : I'll vote for number 1 so that everyone votes for something different :P Jokes aside, I find gitlab to be a very nice system and I have come to trust third party providers very little (and incidentally, I just now received a message from one of my hosting providers that I have exactly one month to move my VPS away - not enough time to migrate properly). I don't mind github repos as migrating somewhere else is just a clone away, but issues aren't so portable (though there is a way to export). As a plus Gitlab allows you to see all issues (or all group issues) in one place.
