Who uses gitit on patch-tag? How does it get used? Happy? Sad? Indifferent?

[Thomas Hartman]

I've been doing some mulling about what direction to take patch-tag
next, and it got me wondering about how people are actually using
patch-tag now.

At this moment I'm curious about gitit wiki usage. I don't use
patch-tag wikis myself much, but what about y'alls? I see about 200
gitit iwkis when I searched for Help.page files in root, but I don't
know how much of these are real and live, and how much just
abandon-iki cruft.

So, I'd like to hear from users that use patch-tag's gitit wiki feature.

Whether glowing happy stories, or pissy horror stories, if you've got
anything to say.. now would be a good time to share.

Thanks!

(And happy hackiing.)

Cheers, thomas.

[Mario Blažević]

On 11-05-13 07:35 PM, Thomas Hartman wrote:
> I've been doing some mulling about what direction to take patch-tag
> next, and it got me wondering about how people are actually using
> patch-tag now.
>
> At this moment I'm curious about gitit wiki usage. I don't use
> patch-tag wikis myself much, but what about y'alls? I see about 200
> gitit iwkis when I searched for Help.page files in root, but I don't
> know how much of these are real and live, and how much just
> abandon-iki cruft.

For me, Wiki was the primary draw to patch-tag, since I cannot
modify my existing Wiki on code.haskell.org. Unfortunately, there are
several problems with the patch-tag Wiki that currently prevent me from
using it. In particular, the HTML page style is abhorrent and there is
no way to replace it by a different CSS.