Mikko Pallari kirjoitti: > As was discussed earlier, we are moving our viewer svn from > dev.realxtend.org <http://dev.realxtend.org> to google code project. > New location of the source will be at > http://code.google.com/p/realxtend-naali/
Not all of the discussions have been on the mailing lists so to clarify a bit: we're not happy with the hosting that have (and pay for) for dev.realxtend.org, which should be working now till 25th but that is to be cut off then, so we need to have the code somewhere else. We are happy to use any normal reliable public place like open source projects usually (given the latency and thruput to our remote location here at the edge of the known world from there is ok too). However, we haven't decided yet what to use for version control and ticket/milestones etc. We demoed what have done this year yesterday, and were lucky to be able to work without interruptions to complete features and fix bugs using the old server till that. But we haven't had time to evaluate hosting options and version control systems. There is some time for research and to organize future work etc. in early January when work continues at full steam, then we'll decide what to use for code hosting and related services. Current candidates and arguments for/against them include: * google code, using svn or hg + simplicity (of the layout) * github + git support :) .. i've no clue what it is even otherwise, have just pulled from there sometimes. * assembla + has it all: svn, hg(?), git + own stuff for all kinds of project stuff (and a nice rest api that would help in rex integration, i.e. to have worlds show project state etc) + trac - possibly bloated ui, we don't know yet whether there is a way to config it to something simple and nice (perhaps it is when use use trac?) * anything else that works and is good, no one here really cares that much as long as it serves. from seeing how the ipython project uses launchpad and bzr that has seemed good too. Opinions, recommendations and hints are welcome - I'll probably take some time to test things (like git and hg - perhaps make a patch to opensim using git, and a patch to circuits (the component system in Naali for py plugins) using mercurial which it uses) in early Jan .. am afraid that will be overwhelmed with other things too so hopefully someone else has better changes to focus on these things then. Oh thanks a bunch Mikko for taking care that our code is at least somewhere! (and release bundles) > Mikko Pallari running around for xmas things, ~Toni -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
