Re: Alioth → Salsa
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- Subject: Re: Alioth → Salsa
- From: Clément Hermann <nodens@nodens.org>
- Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2018 18:27:46 +0100
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On 31/01/2018 22:22, Alex Muntada wrote:
> gregor herrmann:
>
>> A good time to get a consensus here before the name is
>> enshrined in too many places :)
>
> Agreed, sorry if my comments come too late.
+1.
Agreed, it's the time to do it, OTOH, let's not discuss too long about
this, there is probably a lot of better use of our brain power ;)
>> Thinking out aloud:
>>
>> 0) I don't care alot how we name this subteam.
>
> Same here, just worried that others seem to care.
I care a little. Not much. I think in the sake of being clear, modules
is a bit misleading (but not much more than project).
>> 7) Reading through the lines above, I mention (in brainstorming
>> mode) "distributions" and "cpan" and 'core vs. cpan' as
>> options.
>
> I like "distributions" because it matches the use in CPAN without
> being CPAN only, but I also like "cpan" because is shorter :)
I think CPAN and distribution work, agree distribution is a bit long but
more accurate than cpan.
We could use perl5?-dist. Or perl5?-ecosystem but that's a bit long
probably ;)
> Regarding interpreter/core subgroup, what about "perl5" as used
> by upstream? It's really up to the team managing that subgroup,
> of course... It's only that I like shorter names.
>
I personnaly like perl-core best than perl5 or perl-interpreter. That
said, as Alex said, it's really up to the people in it ;)
Cheers,
--
nodens
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