I'd be happy to help. I've been through a 0.11 to 0.12 migration for a number of sites and have what I believe to be a decent understanding of Trac/Python
On 5 December 2010 10:49, Michael Renzmann <mrenzm...@otaku42.de> wrote: > Hi all. > >>> It does feel as if the number of active developers has fallen off in the >>> past 2 years. Â I wonder why that might be? >> Things all around the world are improving. trac-hacks is not. Plugins >> are hard to debug, hard to trace, hard to change maintainer or >> subscribe to all plugin bugs, issues and wiki change. >> >> We are waiting for t-h.o upgrade, but it didn't happen, so there is no >> way to make situation better. Until then, there are many other ways >> where people can contribute free time more effectively. > > I agree that the long-promised upgrade of t-h.o to Trac 0.12 that has not > yet happened is blocking many of the ideas that are floating around in the > community to improve how one can work with t-h.o. And I appologize for any > inconvenience this causes. > > I was hoping that my schedule changes during summer such that I'll have > more spare time left for working on t-h.o, but it didn't. Same in autumn. > And just the other day my wife and I signed the contract to buy a house - > it's great news for us, but this "project" will eat up all of my spare > time during the upcoming months until at least summer 2011. In other > words: I will still be available for administrative tasks such as handling > adoption requests or granting SVN write access to users, but I > unfortunately won't be able to take care of migrating t-h.o to Trac 0.12 > during the upcoming months. > > My hope is that we will find one or more volunteer(s) who would be willing > to work on the migration. This also includes outstanding improvements > required for the TracHacksPlugin, which I was not able to finish yet. The > volunteer(s) will get full SSH access to the (virtual) server that > trac-hacks.org is running on as well as to the PostgreSQL database used > for the site. I'll try my best to provide all required > information/documentation in a timely manner and will try to give support > either by e-mail or via IRC. > > If your interested, please speak up and feel free to raise any questions > you may have. Same goes if you have other ideas or suggestions how this > problem could be resolved. > > Bye, Mike > _______________________________________________ > th-users mailing list > th-users@lists.trac-hacks.org > https://lists.trac-hacks.org/mailman/listinfo/th-users > _______________________________________________ th-users mailing list th-users@lists.trac-hacks.org https://lists.trac-hacks.org/mailman/listinfo/th-users
