I've created a git repository for mpmath on github:
https://github.com/fredrik-johansson/mpmath
This should hopefully make it easier for people to contribute to
mpmath. In particular, sympy developers (who all already live on
github) might find it more convenient to submit patches upstream this
way.
I have not updated the project website or readme to make this
"official" yet, but I expect to deprecate the svn repository on Google
Code. I will just have to think about the best way to manage the
documentation.
Fredrik
This is great news, we did have various changes to mpmath/ and it'll
be nice to have an easy way to send them up. BTW, I believe that if
you register mpmath as an open-source project, you'll get the hosting
for free as well as a prettier link name (mpmath/mpmath, like we have
sympy/sympy).
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Vladimir Perić
Excellent! Github rocks.
>>
>> I have not updated the project website or readme to make this
>> "official" yet, but I expect to deprecate the svn repository on Google
>> Code. I will just have to think about the best way to manage the
>> documentation.
>>
>> Fredrik
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> This is great news, we did have various changes to mpmath/ and it'll
> be nice to have an easy way to send them up. BTW, I believe that if
> you register mpmath as an open-source project, you'll get the hosting
> for free as well as a prettier link name (mpmath/mpmath, like we have
> sympy/sympy).
Just create a new organization "mpmath" at github.
Ondrej
One thing that you'll want to do is tag each commit that was used to
make a release, and push those tags up.
You'll also want to make some small changes now that you are in
git/GitHub, but I will submit those as a pull request.
Aaron Meurer