Hi Currently, the loggo library used by juju-core is hosted on Github at github.com/loggo/loggo.
Given juju-core is moving to github.com/juju, it's been proposed that loggo move across to github.com/juju/loggo. We already have github.com/juju/errgo. My question is this: when I see a project hosted at github.com/juju/..., I immediately think that the project must be in some way related to, or only works with, Juju. Of course, loggo and errgo are completely generic projects which hopefully will be adopted outside of juju-core. However, if I were a random developer and saw juju/loggo, I would not consider it for my project because I would think it were tied to Juju somehow. I guess this is an unfortunate consequence of the "juju" namespeace. If it were "juju-team" or "canonical" or something, there (for me) would not be that mental leap that all the projects under "juju" are for Juju only. I'm not asking that we change the "juju" namespace, but suggesting that perhaps it be reserved for "juju-core", "juju-gui" etc which are really Juju sub-projects. And that generic libraries like errgo and loggo be hosted elsewhere. Thoughts? -- Juju-dev mailing list Juju-dev@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju-dev
