Re: [Integrit-devel] Some fixes to integrit

[Yuri D'E. <wa...@th...>]

On 09/16/2014 02:40 AM, Ed Cashin wrote:
> Thanks, Chris.
> 
> This is the first time (I think) that the github area has gotten any
> attention other than my own little tweaks.
> 
> The sourceforge location is still the authoritative distribution point
> for integrit, and it's where the stable releases will go, but github
> is going to be great for collaboration and pre-releases.

You can mark a project as "moved", with a header that points to a new link.

As an example: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ficy/

I do completely agree though that github is not so straightforward for
non-developers. There is the possibility to use github pages, and also
user-editable wikis as well.

If somebody has experience here, it would be nice to hear.

> Yuri, I plan to update HACKING to reflect the use of github for
> collaboration.  If you want to fork my repo and update HACKING to
> point to your fork as the place to go for collaboration, that's fine
> with me.  Otherwise, maybe there's a way for you to get notifications
> of pull requests made to my integrit repo---That's github-fu a bit
> beyond my skills.  :)

AFAIK, there's also the possibility to create an "organization", and
then add both of us as collaborators. This way the project doesn't point
to a specific person.

Never did it myself, but seems to be a pretty popular pattern on github
to create an organization with the same name as the project. This way
you can have your own personal fork as usual, plus the official repository.