Changes to our Git infrastructure

[Albert Astals Cid]

El Dimecres, 24 de desembre de 2014, a les 00:20:18, Ben Cooksley va escriure:
> Hi all,
> 
> As has been made evident in the prior thread there are quite a few
> interesting ideas floating around about what our Git infrastructure
> should be capable of.
> 
> Our current one was constructed when KDE first seriously migrated to
> Git following the Gitorious experiments, and it shows. (As a sysadmin
> I can attest that parts of it are held together by digital glue and
> tape).
> 
> Before we go ahead and jump to a new platform though - we need to know
> what we want.
> Can everyone please suggest what they think are the things they'd like
> to see feature wise?

Hope i'm answering what you asked :D

I want:
 * A dashboard to see the patches/Merge requests/whatever against the projects 
i care
 * A dashboard to see the patches/Merge requests/whatever against all projects 
 * Upload patches via git diff + web
 * Upload patches via git push
 * Download patch via web
 * Download patch via git
 * Apply patch from the web (to accounts with commit rights)
 * Gives me distinction to who has and who does not have commit rights
 * Sensible email notifications

Cheers,
  Albert

> 
> In doing so, please refrain from mentioning any existing solutions -
> all we want to do at this point is construct a wishlist of what people
> would like to see the system be capable of.
> 
> Items that we (sysadmin) would like to see community comment on
> include the code review system, clone and scratch repositories and how
> they function, and whether people would be bothered by repository
> locations changing as they move around. Also useful would be comment
> on how anongit and other systems that rely on the Git infastructure
> work.
> 
> Note that while Continuous Integration is something which could
> integrate with this infrastructure, it is something which is not being
> re-evaluated at this time. Any attempt to include it within this
> discussion is considered off topic and out of scope.
> 
> Thanks,
> Ben