On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 6:29 PM, Glyph Lefkowitz <gl...@twistedmatrix.com> wrote:
> > > We then asked people for money based on this document. So GitHub is more > or less a done deal :-). > > If the plan is GitHub and the project is fine with that, then cool. If there is time, I would recommend that the project take a quick look at gitlab. I recently started using gitlab to contribute to this project: https://gitlab.com/m2crypto/m2crypto Everything I could do with GitHub (fork/pull request), I could do with GitLab. I found the UI slightly better than GitHub. Also with GitLab, I found that Continuous Integration seems to be integrated better than GitHub, such as for this merge request: https://gitlab.com/rodrigc/m2crypto/commit/31140cf41b38676e4e96330678d75817d9857b97/ci So the hosted version of GitLab is pretty cool. I have also seen the free version of GitLab set up locally at a startup in Silicon Valley, and the out of the box functionality for free is amazing, and comparable to gitlab.com and GitHub. I have experience with migrating a ticket database and wiki from Trac -> Redmine for https://bugs.freenas.org, while the repository was on GitHub, and migrating the commit triggers so that commits on GitHub updated the ticket database in Redmine. There is no rocket science, but there are a lot of interconnected pieces, which makes debugging interesting. I can give advice to anyone who is working on this. In addition to doing SVN -> Git, is the Twisted project interested in doing Trac -> GitHub for the tickets *and* wiki? I have begun to realize that an integrated Git + Ticket + Wiki system gives a big boost in productivity to a project in the long run. It is possible to migrate in stages, i.e. (1) SVN -> Git (2) Trac tickets -> GitHub tickets (3) Trac wiki -> GitHub wiki However, gluing all these pieces together can be a lot of work, and it might be better just to do a "big bang" and migrate everything over in one shot. It all depends on what the project wants to do. -- Craig
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