On 24/04/18 02:29, Cyril Brulebois wrote: > Hi Chris, > > Chris Boot <bootc@debian.org> (2018-01-22): >> I think it would be helpful to start using Salsa for some of our repos. >> >> I would like to move my personal busybox work-in-progress repo to Salsa; >> I know nothing prevents me from doing that but it feels like everything >> would be more joined-up if the main busybox repo was also in Salsa and >> in a debian-boot team/group. >> >> Does anyone have any objection if I create a d-i/boot team on Salsa? >> What should it be called? Should its membership just be copied from the >> Alioth team? Alternatively, would it be preferable to use the "Debian" >> group given we have such a large membership anyway? >> >> axhn: any objection to moving busybox into Salsa? > > Do you have any feedback regarding your salsa attempts? > > Clock's ticking and it would be nice to migrate soon, so any gathered > experience is welcome. Hi Cyril, I didn't receive much feedback from the -boot team since I created the Salsa project and did the initial member import, but I also didn't remind people about it after those first few emails. FWIW I have been using GitLab both personally and at work very successfully for quite a while now with my generally Git-centric workflow. I have no recent experience with conversions from other VCS, and I do understand some people's concerns about whether GitLab is the best fit for Debian, but I strongly believe that whilst it may require a bit of a mindset readjustment it's the best thing out there for us. I also must admit that I haven't had a huge amount of time lately to work on Debian things, much to my regret. From now on for a while I will have even *less* time, but with no regret now as my first child was born yesterday! (Mother and child doing very well, thanks, and email to -private will come shortly!) I think I will have to leave the Salsa -boot project to you and the rest of the team going forwards. Cheers, Chris -- Chris Boot bootc@debian.org
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