I personally prefer patch submission and discussion via mailing lists to
pull requests and web interfaces. As a maintainer of aurweb, I would
consider it a setback to move to something that makes maintenance work
more cumbersome for me. However, if it turns out to improve either the
quality or quantity of patches (without reducing the other), I am fine
with switching.


One thing that I must point out is that having something like gitlab, doesn't
preclude us from receiving patches on the mail lists. I recall setting up a
gitlab hook that would create a merge request when some patch arrived on some
email. Also, gitlab, and most of these tools, have API's. Hacking something
should be trivial.

Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini

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