Hi Tres! Tres Seaver wrote:
On 02/04/2015 06:35 AM, yuppie wrote:
What's correct?
If the second one is correct: The policy of my company doesn't allow to register for GitHub services. Is there an alternative way to report bugs? Or is reporting bugs now limited to customers of GitHub Inc?
We are in the process of switching off the Launchpad issue trackers and reporting all bugs on the Github issue pages. Zope2 is currently "in the middle" on that: the released versions were created when Launchpad was still the primary location, and we have not finished moving stuff across. The drivers for the move are to simplify the workflow for the maintainers (e.g., closing bugs via checkin messages).
So in other words: Any link that points to Launchpad for reporting new bugs is outdated and someone is working on sorting this out. If I don't want to become GitHub customer, I have these two options: - not reporting bugs - reporting bugs on zope-dev@zope.org until I'm told to stop that
While I would in theory be happier to have a better alternative to Github (e.g., Nick Coghlan's proposal to use Kallithea to host forge.python.org), I don't see the will in the community to support that. Zope2's biggets downstream, Plone, has moved all its development effort to Github, for instance.
I just added a branch, `lp:zope2`, which will track the master branch from Github. You should be able to push branches and request merges on Launchpad, and can ask for their review here.
Thanks! I'll test that procedure the next time I want to change something in Zope 2. Cheers, Yuppie