pyzor-users

Pyzor moving to Github

[Alexandru C. <chi...@gm...>]

Hello Pyzor users,

The Pyzor project has been hosted on SourceForge for some time now, but the
Hosted Apps platform is being retired
soon<http://sourceforge.net/p/forge/community-docs/Hosted%20Apps%20Retirement/>.
(2014-06-19) Some of you already complained that it is slow, so in a way
this is good news!

This means that our issue tracker will have to move to a new place. With it
we will probably want to move the source code repository, but keep the
current mailing lists in place. And continue to publish releases on both SF
and PyPI.

Our first choice so far is GitHub <https://github.com/>, but we are also
looking at other open source hosting platforms. As usual we will send
announcements when the project has been moved. So this is more of a advance
notice, but we're also hoping to get some feedback from the community
around this.

Kind Regards,
The Pyzor team.

Re: Pyzor moving to Github

[Oli S. <py...@li...>]

On Tue, 27 May 2014 08:59:31 +0300
Alexandru Chirila <chi...@gm...> wrote:

> Our first choice so far is GitHub <https://github.com/>, but we are
> also looking at other open source hosting platforms. As usual we will
> send announcements when the project has been moved. So this is more
> of a advance notice, but we're also hoping to get some feedback from
> the community around this.
>

I'd love to see the pyzor codebase move to github, the fork/pull
system would make contributing code much easier. 

Best regards,
Oli ( aka gryphius in Ticket #182  ;-) )
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Re: Pyzor moving to Github

[Cole T. <col...@gm...>]

On 05/27/2014 01:59 AM, Alexandru Chirila wrote:
> Hello Pyzor users,
>
> The Pyzor project has been hosted on SourceForge for some time now,
> but the Hosted Apps platform is being retired soon
> <http://sourceforge.net/p/forge/community-docs/Hosted%20Apps%20Retirement/>.
> (2014-06-19) Some of you already complained that it is slow, so in a
> way this is good news!
>
> This means that our issue tracker will have to move to a new place.
> With it we will probably want to move the source code repository, but
> keep the current mailing lists in place. And continue to publish
> releases on both SF and PyPI.
>
> Our first choice so far is GitHub <https://github.com/>, but we are
> also looking at other open source hosting platforms. As usual we will
> send announcements when the project has been moved. So this is more of
> a advance notice, but we're also hoping to get some feedback from the
> community around this. 
>

With the lastest kerfuffle at github, I might recommend taking a look at
gitlab.com instead.  Less popular, but more features for free...

Just my $.02.  :)

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Cole Tuininga
col...@gm...