John Ralls <jra...@ceridwen.us> writes:
>>> I think only the website set-up needs some more work. All other
>>> integration only depends on the availability of a svn checkout, which
>>> would already be there on github.
>>>
>> The website and the mails that get automatically sent to gnucash-patches and
>> gnucash-changes.
>>
>> The mails may not be an issue. Instead of a mailing list, github
>> provides an rss feed (on your personal account, based on all the
>> projects you have marked for watching). That may be sufficient.
I thought github had a hook to send email about a patch? At least when
MythTV moved to github they continued getting commit emails. So I'm
sure it's possible.
> I actually like the interface on git.gnome.org better than github's
> (or trac's). Less froo-froo, and the history is a lot more readable
> and searchable. OTOH, I do like the line-by-line comment feature on
> Github. (I'm not suggesting we should try to move to
> git.gnome.org. Getting everyone access would be a big PITA. But we
> could host whatever they're using for a browser on code.gnucash.org.)
I'm happy to install something for us. I just need to know what to
install and how to configure it. :)
> Regards,
> John Ralls
-derek
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