Why was this not discussed? Why was code moved outside the ASF's control? This seems like an extremely poor move!
On 2017-09-28 11:57, Kealan Mccusker <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All > > We, in Miracl, would like to get the project back on track. > > What we believe we should do is focus on the crypto code. With that in mind, > we have moved the crypto to a new GitHub org - > https://github.com/milagro-crypto. > > The repo's are; > > amcl: This is the "golden" repo. All changes to the refactored repo's have > to be fed back to this repo. > > milagro-crypto-c: The C code from amcl is incorporated here with support > for a build system, testing, coverage etc. > > milagro-crypto-js: The JavaScript code from amcl is refactored to be used > as a Node.js module which greatly reduces the effort for testing, adding > coverage etc. > > This last two repo's require more work to get coverage to 100% and we would > welcome the help. > > There is also scope for breaking out other languages from amcl into their > own repo's with the structure, build, testing and coverage tools expected > for the relevant languages. > > Regards > > Kealan > > > [image: MIRACL Logo] > <http://www.miracl.com/?utm_campaign=Email%20Signature&utm_source=email&utm_content=email_miracl_logo> > *Try MIRACL Trust® in Five Minutes* > *Download Guide* > <http://www.miracl.com/try-miracl-trust-in-5-minutes?utm_campaign=Email%20Signature&utm_source=email&utm_content=email_download_guide> > | *Read FAQs* > <http://www.miracl.com/faqs-miracl-trust?utm_campaign=Email%20Signature&utm_source=email&utm_content=email_read_faqs> >
