> > - rename: the goal is to avoid the manual 'cvs move' step (among > > others); it would still require admin approval, but not admin work :) > > > > - delete: when a project is deleted, it should be completely deleted > > IMHO. If I want to keep its contents (eg. a project that became > > proprietary), I just remove everybody from the project. If it is a > > redirection, then: > > I feel really unconfortable with the idea of Savane removing > everything. Okey, we have backups... But a small bugs could really be > critical with such removal feature. > > I would be more confortable with a removal that still require manual > intervention > (moving data into a specific dir, for instance). > > > > - group type change: when setting up a redirection (ie. a project > >from Savannah moved to Gna!), I close all active features, and I want > >to remove the contents to avoid any confusion (some people could > >still try to cvs update). That's not the same thing as simply > >deactivating all 'active features'. Likewise, when moving a project > >from non-GNU to GNU, the webpages and the mailing lists have to be > >moved. > > As before, I would be more happy with a simple move.
Looks better indeed :) Plus a Mailman-like reminder system for a root to actually do the definitive removal. Say, do you think there are some GForge people on the ML spying for ideas? -- Sylvain
