On Sun, Apr 24, 2016 at 9:44 PM, Dave Crossland <d...@lab6.com> wrote: > > Hi Sam! > > On 24 April 2016 at 21:33, Sam Parkinson <sam.parkins...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Most activities are not under the sugarlabs org. I'm not really sure >> which is better, but the previous idea seemed to be: >> >> github.com/sugarlabs == maintained by sugarlabs. Not all activities are >> at all related to sugarlabs. => browse is the only official sugarlabs >> activity. > > > While I'm still waiting for clarification about what is needed to move > activities on git.sugarlabs.org to Github, and to migrate issue tracking to > Github, it seems good to me to move all activities already on Github to the > sugarlabs github org: > > Doing so makes them discoverable, more easily searchable, helps show the > size and activity of the overall Sugar project, and most importantly gives > the developers a sense of belonging to the community. > > Do you see any downsides to the sugarlabs org having all activities that are > actively maintained? > > Cheers > Dave >
It would be a great boon to the Translation Team if the activities were co-located on git hub (in some fashion to be determined). It would greatly simplify the creation of Pootle-VCS linkages for commit of L10n (when the Pootle restoration project reaches that phase). We used to have an active 'Activity Team" https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activity_Team that would chip in to maintain activities. I think we need to organize something like that again. Too much good work gets done by some young kid in Uruguay and then gets left behind to bit-rot. The diaspora to GitHub has only aggravated the problem of keeping such works going beyond a junior developer's period of engagement. I am working on compiling a canonical list of activities, their repos and L10n status (among other details). I'll share an early draft here, I am open to help in building this sheet out, but a local spreadsheet is working best for me at this phase of development. I'll share future in-progress versions upon request and hope to be able to see this information in a self-updating form at some point in future (parsed from activity.info files, perhaps). A shorter, less-detailed listing of those projects currently hosted on Pootle is maintained here: https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Translation_Team/Pootle_Projects/Repositories There are some things (like the slider puzzle question) that will require resolution as the list fills out. cjl
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