[ckan-dev] Move to Github?

[William Waites]

I agree with Friedrich. Not sure why github is "way better", slightly
nicer I'd say but not enough to be a good reason to change. What is
the reason for this suggestion? What is the problem with
bitbucket/mercurial?

May as well wait until the next VCS fasion happens to change...

(n.b. using pypi or other packages instead of nailing to revisions in
repositories is probably a way better deployment strategy for
things...)

-w

* [2011-07-07 14:14:12 +0200] Friedrich Lindenberg <friedrich.lindenberg at okfn.org> écrit:

] Sorry to say but I'm -1 on this. I'm not contesting github is way
] better (I love it a lot) but what we will end up doing is moving
] 60%-70% of all modules and references across, adding further confusion
] to things (we've only just gotten rid of the KForge ambiguity and we
] still often get people who follow the outdated docs releases on kforge
] and then fail)
] 
] If we want to do it, lets stop development for 1 week and do it
] properly, but not "on the side" ;-)
] 
] - Friedrich
] 
] On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Rufus Pollock <rufus.pollock at okfn.org> wrote:
] > 2011/7/7 Adrià Mercader <amercadero at gmail.com>:
] >> Does this mean moving also from Mercurial to Git as DVCS, or only
] >> using hg-git plugin to host our repos on GitHub?
] >
] > I think this would be a full move to git/github as our primary repo
] > (as opposed to just a copy) - we need to have one and probably one
] > authoratative place.
] >
] > This isn't yet agreed so if people have +/- views please say.
] >
] > Regarding hg-git plugin I've used it extensively and it works pretty
] > well -- up to a point. For example I was pushing the ckan hg repo
] > regularly to github but it stopped working with an error a month or so
] > ago and has never worked since. Also named branches (that we have used
] > heavily) don't transfer to git (but bookmarks do) so we'd need to
] > switch to bookmarks from named branches going forward.
] >
] > Rufus
] >
] >> 2011/7/7 David Read <david.read at okfn.org>:
] >>> James mentioned we're looking at moving from Bitbucket to Github.
] >>> Perhaps Nils or someone might look at doing the migration?
] >>>
] >>> @Rufus can you add my user (davidread) to the okfn 'team' on Github in
] >>> the meantime? I'm keen to put on there our ApacheMiddleware which is
] >>> living on James' server, which has an expired ssl certificate and so
] >>> fails for newer versions of Mercurial.
] >>>
] >>> David
] >>>
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