On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:19 PM, Tels wrote:
svn.perl.org sounds much
more "officially perl" than some random google URL,
So what?
plus you got two
repositories, which is never a good thing.
Why? We've got dozens of repositories right now. What's it matter
if it lives in svn.perl.org or svn.petdance.com or svn.googlecode.com?
For me, concern #1 is ease of people getting at the code and ease of
administration. svn.perl.org is not easily administered because I
have to go through Ask or Robrt to make changes.
However, as far as third-party code hosting goes, I just have to
remind
people on sourceforge... one can only hope google fares better in the
feature.
And if it sucks in the future, then move it somewhere else.
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