Derick Eddington <[email protected]> writes: > On Wed, 2010-04-14 at 12:42 +0200, Andreas Rottmann wrote: >> Derick Eddington <[email protected]> writes: > >> > Gitorious looks okay except for bug reporting. I think it's not okay to >> > require people to edit a wiki to report bugs, because that would piss me >> > off and we'll get inconsistently formed/organized stuff we'll go crazy >> > trying to keep track of. >> > >> I agree. What I've done for dorodango is hosting the code on gitorious, >> and applying for a project at Gna! <http://www.gna.org> to get a bug >> tracker. We could consider a similiar approach for the "ported" project. > > Gna! seems like they only accept GPL stuff [1], > I don't think that's the case; quoting from [1]:
By Libre Software, we mean Free Software as defined by the GNU Project. Then they list the four freedoms defined by the FSF. This means essentially all open-source (as defined by the OSI) licenses qualify. > Plus, I'd like outsiders to be able to subscribe to issues and be able > to comment on them, but I don't know if Gna! or other non-LaunchPad > hosts support that. > You need an account on Gna! to do this, but if you are logged in you can submit issues, and add yourself to the Cc list for an issue. > I'd prefer the issue tracker be integrated with the repository hosting, > but given the minimal size of the Ported project, I can probably live > with it not being so. > I agree it would be preferable (but not essential). It's a shame there's nothing like launchpad for git. > [1] http://about.gna.org/ > >> > After looking more at Git, I think it is cooler than Bazaar. >> > >> Nice to hear this! > > However, my thoughts are: if Bazaar is adequate, LaunchPad is very > attractive. For the Ported project, I think a full suite of integrated > capabilities is more important than the single aspect of which DVCS. > I'd still very much prefer to go with git, assuming we can agree the bug tracker issue, but I could live with using bzr. Regards, Rotty -- Andreas Rottmann -- <http://rotty.yi.org/>
