Steve George <st...@futurile.net> writes: > If you're interested in this topic there's quite a few different discussions > in the email archive, but it's never really achieved a conclusion. There are > many contributors who enjoy the current process, so I don't think anyone's > proposing removing that. It's about whether the project could 'add' a > forge-pr process - so it's an 'Email *and* <insert something>'. This is just > background info as it's not the main aim of this thread.
Okay, thanks. I'm open minded to that, so long as I don't in the end get forced into using a Web interface. I could talk for a good while regarding what I hate about the modern Web and Web browsers. I of course don't have cred like the real Emacs developers around here. But I find that working with debbugs, usings gnus alongside debbugs-guix.el and debbugs-gnu.el, is satisfactory and convenient. Applying a patch was very easy the last time I did it from a gnus ephemeral buffer. E-mail seems, despite its flaws, to end up being a better option than everything that tries to replace it. But I'm open to other APIs if there ends up being a nice *.el interface available. -- Christopher Howard
