Re: [Soap-Python] soaplib applied patches

[Burak Arslan]

On 04/19/10 04:12, Jamie Kirkpatrick wrote:

Hey Burak

What is your github username....do you want commit access to the repository?  We need to get all these various patches merged in for a new release.  You probably know more about which ones are decent than I do though...

Thanks

hi,

i'm located at github.com/plq

i think we first need to agree on a host. i like to stick to git but github lacks [1], and last time i looked, they also lacked unified issue tracking -- every fork gets a fresh wiki and issue tracker which is not really helping the project.

so i'm not sure it'd be the right choice. i got the github.com/soaplib repository just in case. if we're to stick with github, i think that should be the official repository to avoid any confusion.

does anyone have any suggestions for alternatives ?

regards,
burak

[1]: http://support.github.com/discussions/accounts/73-giving-multiple-users-admin-access-to-a-project

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[Brad Allen]

On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 5:41 AM, Burak Arslan
<burak....@arskom.com.tr> wrote:

> [1]:
> http://support.github.com/discussions/accounts/73-giving-multiple-users-admin-access-to-a-project

Yikes, hopefully github will add that feature soon, otherwise it will
be limited to small, one person projects.

We should consider alternatives:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_open_source_software_hosting_facilities

[Jamie Kirkpatrick]

Don't misread what that article says: its not that you can't add other colloborators with push access, you can.  It's that only the project owner can add and remove them.

To me this isn't a big deal, its pretty much how things were with SVN anyway: previously Aaron added and removed collaborators and now it's down to me.  I already sent emails out to a couple of folks asking if they wanted access.  Both Brad and Burak can have it if they email me and ask, I'll add them to the project as collaborators then they can push to the main repo.

As far as github.com/soaplib goes, how can we get my repository to be the canonical repository instead of the one that currently is?

Thanks

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[Jamie Kirkpatrick]

Also, in terms of issue tracking there are many options we could choose.  I'm currently using www.pivotaltracker.com for some of my projects but I appreciate that as a general issue tracker it might not be the best fit.

I would suggest we use the issue tracker on the main fork (jkp) for now and put clear links on the wiki at the top-level page that has been created.  I'm open to suggestions though.

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