Re: [Python-markdown-discuss] git and gitorious

[Yuri T. <qar...@gm...>]

> I see you have that working in sputnik. Would you be setting that up
> for python-markdown as well? If so, that would only leave the list.
> Would we use Google Groups or something, or leave it as is?
>

I could.  As for the list, it's not like it needs to be all or nothing.  We
could just keep the list on SF.  We could even keep the bug tracker there
for now.

For others: the Sputnik bug tracker that Waylan is referring to is
http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/en/Tickets  It's a bit rought around the
edges, but has a plus of being integrated into the wiki and I want to try to
intergrate it with git, so that it would be possible to put Markdown into
the commit messages and into tickets: things like  "Fixes
[[Tickets/0000089]]" into commits and "I _tried_ to fix it with
[[Commits/503623b]] but this wasn't enough" into tickets.  Just waiting for
a few other pieces to be finished.  (Of course, this integration with git
will only work when looking at commits that are mounted onto the wiki - not
when looking at them on gitorious.)  Same with the list messages: see
[[List/git and gitorious]]  Anyway, that's a different project, so you don't
all need to convert to Sputnikism.  We don't even need to use Sputnik at
all.  I've been using it as a stop gap measure until infogami is released,
mostly because (1) it uses Markdown and (2) it was easy for me to install
it.

 - yuri




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