Hi all, +1 (at least) from me for for:
* Having a smooth integration of git repository, review process and verify build. If this is (as I conclude from the discussions) not possible with hosting the git repository on savannah, then please consider hosting the repository on a different platform. * Using Gerrit as review system (maybe unless you know of another system with equally smooth integration with git; but I do not know of any such system). I am using Gerrit (the "old" version) at work and I am fully satisfied with its integration with git and Jenkins. I still have here ~12 mostly small commits (tiny fixes / features, clean-ups, code doc clarifications, etc.) lying around locally on my machine for several years. I did not push them so far as I was (and still am) really scared about the time that I have to invest to get these commits through this complex process, especially as I expect at least some of the commits not to pass in the first go, but expecting possibly controversial reviews. Maybe the current process feels not that complex if you are committing regularly. But I perceive it as complex, especially with respect to the time that I fear to have to put into the process rather than being productive, given my very limited time budget. And I think, other people perceive it similarly. And of course, a big thank you to all of you that do all the great work, that I really appreciate! But to attract more developers and / or re-animate retired developers, I am pretty sure that the process has to be simplified for potential "casual" committers like me that will contribute only now and then. Best wishes, Jürgen
