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On 03/24/2013 07:28 PM, dmg wrote:
> Hi Chris and everybody,
>
> Having observer github for a while, I think that the great advantage
> of it is the process it creates around git.
> It makes easy to track patches via a code review mechanism created
> around pull requests.
Also issues can be created and followed on github.
>
> In theory there is no need to move the "blessed" repo to github, just
> create a fork there that we all use for development.
Well to give an example, darktable (a photo development software)
started with sourceforge. However now all development happens in github.
> Chris, you could even add some of us (as required) as committers to
> this repo. Once code is approved we can push it into
> tuxfamily. Of course tuxfamily would not be required.
An organization must be created and then various github users can be
added as members to work on the main repo.
Keeping tuxfamily and github together is a bit hard to keep them in
sync all the time.
>
> On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 7:10 PM, Christopher Roy Bratusek
> <nano@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> some people said, they would prefer GitHub over Tuxfamily.
>>
>> What do you think about it? Since GitHub does not provide mailing-list
>> facilities, we wouldn't completely leave Tuxfamily.
Chris, mailinglist can still be on Tuxfamily, just as the darktable
example I gave, their mailinglist is still on sourceforge, but all git
activity happens in github.
Togan
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