On May 28, 2012, at 5:56 AM, Adam Kennedy wrote: > Github has improved a lot, and there are now easy to use windows git > clients, so my objections to moving are largely gone now. > > Adam > > On 24 May 2012 07:26, Zeno Gantner <zeno.gant...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> I wonder if this could be an opportunity to think about bug tracking >>> and control. While trac has been very important in Padre's success, I >>> think most of us will agree that we kind of outgrew it. It's not too >>> user friendly and the system of "unlocking" access for the casual bug >>> reporter is not really very nice. >>> >>> Are there alternatives out there, maybe free for open source projects, >>> that could help us fixing these issues? Do we want to keep control of >>> our own bug tracker or can it be hosted on the gits/googles of these >>> world? >> >> I am currently using Github for some things (not as >> large/community-oriented as Padre), and I am quite happy with it. >> >> I like their ticket system, it is really simple, though. >> >> You have issues, which can be open/closed. >> You can assign people to issues, as well as labels and milestones. >> >> Example: >> https://github.com/zenogantner/MyMediaLite/issues >> >> >> Of course that would open some other problems: >> 1. Wiki integration -- I have no idea how Github compares to Trac >> feature-wise >> 2. svn -> git (do we want that?)
Well, if it happens, I can get rid of svn from my computers finally :p >> 3. transfer of all/just the open tickets I believe that'll be a manual work >> 4. Github is not free software It's a free service though :) _______________________________________________ Padre-dev mailing list Padre-dev@perlide.org http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev
