Issues moved to Github

[Michael G Schwern]

Using a modified version of Miyagawa's Google Code -> Github Issues
translation script, I've finally moved all the issues from Google Code to
Github. They can now be found here:
http://github.com/schwern/test-more/issues

Unfortunately there's no way to link the issues so the original owners see
activity on their issues. Fortunately most of them were posted by me. :)
There's probably formatting problems, they'll be fixed as they're noticed.

All that's left is moving the handful of wiki pages to Github. That can be
done by hand, hopefully by a generous reader with a spare 15 minutes. Then
the Google Code project can be shut down.

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[Aristotle Pagaltzis]

* Michael G Schwern <sch...@pobox.com> [2010-05-27 07:50]:

> All that's left is moving the handful of wiki pages to Github.
> That can be done by hand, hopefully by a generous reader with
> a spare 15 minutes. Then the Google Code project can be shut
> down.

I tried, but using Textile as the Github wiki requires is just
too disgusting and limited.

I would be inclined to make the GCode wiki pages into Github
pages instead. That way anyone who checks out the project gets
a copy also, which would be useful for at least the CodeStyle
and principles pages, and they can be done using Markdown.

Apparently a `foo.markdown` file in the `gh-pages` branch will
yield a http://schwern.github.com/test-more/foo.html page.

I didn’t dig into the Jekyll docs long enough to figure out if or
how a navigation can be autogenerated but it’s likely in there.

That all took me far longer than a couple minutes in total, so
I didn’t actually do much… but there ya go.

One or two of the pages might still be better off as wiki pages,
or else maybe (like the IdeasToSteal page) they should really be
moved over as issues.

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[Michael G Schwern]

On 2010.5.29 6:46 PM, Aristotle Pagaltzis wrote:
> * Michael G Schwern <sch...@pobox.com> [2010-05-27 07:50]:
>> All that's left is moving the handful of wiki pages to Github.
>> That can be done by hand, hopefully by a generous reader with
>> a spare 15 minutes. Then the Google Code project can be shut
>> down.
>
> I tried, but using Textile as the Github wiki requires is just
> too disgusting and limited.

If anyone wants to take another crack at this, I just enabled Github's new
wiki. It does eight formats including Markdown and POD. That should make the
Google wiki a lot less painful to pull over.

http://github.com/schwern/test-more/wiki/
http://github.com/blog/699-making-github-more-open-git-backed-wikis

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