Repository for the final Ominc release

[Ivan Denisov]

Let's vote for repository!

I do not like Zinn work style, he is making good job that led nowhere. I think, that Russian users will not use his version, the work should be done in open repository with step by step discussion of EACH fix and feature. So we need the repository...

[Josef Templ]

I agree in principle,
but I would delegate this poll to the chairperson.

[Robert]

the work should be done in open repository with step by step discussion of EACH fix and feature. So we need the repository...

Yes ... and I think it should be our top priority.

[Ivan Denisov]

I agree in principle,
but I would delegate this poll to the chairperson.

Yes, I agree. No more chaos

[Ivan Denisov]

I have put BlackBox versions one by one from 1.5 to 1.6 in one repository. This led to interesting tool for comparison and exploring the evolution of BlackBox code.

http://redmine.molpit.com/projects/blackbox-evolution

Repository page allows to choose the options before showing the diff.

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[DGDanforth]

I have put BlackBox versions one by one from 1.5 to 1.6 in one repository. This led to interesting tool for comparison and exploring the evolution of BlackBox code.

Thank you very much. That is indeed interesting to see what has changed. Meta seems to have been extensively modified.

[ReneK]

OK; so three persons again called for a vote. What are the voting options so far?

[Ivan Denisov]

OK; so three persons again called for a vote. What are the voting options so far?

The question is. Were will be the public (read-only) git repository and project tracker for the final Ominc release and it's future Center modification?

1) GitHub
2) BitBucket
3) Gitorious
4) Our own tuned Redmine (like redmine.molpit.com)
5) Our own tuned GitLab (like gitlab.molpit.com)
6) Public GitHub synced with our own tuned Redmine
7) Sync one repository everywhere above
8) Abstain

[ReneK]

What about sourceforge. Not that I specifically prefer it, but it is widely known in the OpenSource world and it has various versioning tools.

[Ivan Denisov]

What about sourceforge. Not that I specifically prefer it, but it is widely known in the OpenSource world and it has various versioning tools.

SourceForge was rejected during the discussion because it is banned for some countries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison ... facilities

that was not only my opinion. Google Code is the same...