I think option 1) included moving repos to Mer GitLab, btw :P
2014-06-25 17:04 GMT+02:00 <sfietkonstan...@free.fr>: > (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. > > > > > >
