[Kde-scm-interest] it's aliiiiive! :)

[Johan Sørensen]

2009/6/12 Jeff Mitchell <mitchell at kde.org>:
> Ian Monroe wrote:
>> 2009/6/11 Jeff Mitchell <mitchell at kde.org>:
>>> Thomas Zander wrote:
>>>> On Thursday 11. June 2009 21.27.11 Chani wrote:
>>>>> so now... what's the next step? who's going to work on hooking up things
>>>>> like the commit filter and bko and other commit-hooks so that amarok
>>>>> keeps those when it moves into git? :) I can't remember if anyone's done
>>>>> any of that yet.
>>>> If we agree that using gitorious.org is a good thing (I think we had
>>>> consensus there) that means that most of that will be done on the server.
>>>> They already have css feeds for each project and module etc so you can
>>>> listen to those.
>>> My understanding was that we are using the Gitorious software but not on
>>> gitorious.org.
>>
>> Just for the politics and the appearance of things, I want git.kde.org
>> setup in some capacity before Amarok switches.
>
> Well, yes.  Dirk is working on the Gitorious installation on
> git.kde.org.  Once he's got it up and running, then Amarok will switch.

While I think it would be very cool and interesting to have the KDE
and Qt coding community at the same place together, I can understand
the "politics" involved in aiming to have an independent git.kde.org.

Anything I, as the main maintainer of Gitorious, can do to help you guys?

>
> (Not sure what the politics are, but that was the plan anyways.)
>
> --Jeff


Regards,
Johan