Christopher Barker wrote: > Thanks for the reminder to clean this up. No problem.
> Here's the story: Christian Blouin set up TRAC+SVN for me while back > when I had nothing. After that, he was having some issues with the > server, and Robin had started the "3rd Party" section of the wxPython > SVN. So I moved the active project over to the wxPython SVN. This makes > it easier to get the latest version into Python releases, among other > things. I think that fc should be a separate project. Make a svn branch wx_release or something, and keep it up to date with the latest-known-stable revision. Then have Robin make a svn:externals definition for floatcanvas pointing to that branch, and when it is time for a new wxPython release, his build script just needs to do an svn update. Keeping it separate makes for a much more focused ticket tracking system, wiki, and mailing list. > So what to do with TRAC? There is some nice stuff on there, and it would > be nice to add more, but where, how? > > I was thinking of moving the pages themselves over to the wxPython Wiki. > However, it would be nice to have ticketing and all too, and maybe that > really shouldn't be merged with wxPython tickets, etc, though that may > be an option. > > So: > > Christian: What's the story with your continuing to host TRAC? > > Can we have Christian's TRAC point to the wxPython 3rd party SVN? Come to think of it, I don't think Trac supports that. So sorry to cause a bit of a duststorm. > Robin -- is there a clean way to merge FloatCanvas ticket with > wxPython's tickets? > > Can anyone else host, if none of the above work? I'd be happy to host floatcanvas's trac, svn, and mailing list, but don't want to step on anyone's toes. > Another option is to put it on sourceforge of google code or something > like that. I don't know why I resist such options, but I do. > Note: I've a got a significant project built on FC over the next year, > so I may be ab to hoist TRAC/SVN, but the IT folks here are wary of > opening it up for all the world, so that may not be a good option. > > Thoughts? Paul _______________________________________________ FloatCanvas mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mithis.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/floatcanvas
