On Mon, Feb 19, 2018 at 04:15:07PM +0100, Victor Toso wrote: > Hi, > > There was a thread in 2016 about moving to gitlab [0] which it > was not complete done. New projects have been started in gitlab > instead of freedesktop and without notice, some users are even > filling bugs there already [1]. > > [0] https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/spice-devel/2016-September/032456.html > [1] https://gitlab.com/groups/spice/-/issues > > Some issues around this is 'how to do patch review' or 'are we > going to accept PR'. IMHO, I would like to first move the code > infrastructure there while keeping our current work flow with ML. Ok, this was my first question, moving just the infrastructure for now is fine with me. > I would like to suggest moving from bugzilla to gitlab issues > too, in order to centralize code + issues but we don't need to do > it right away. Would we be able to migrate the bugs which are on freedesktop to gitlab? > But I don't think the current state is okay, with code and bugs > in freedesktop + gitlab. > > > Please, I would love some feedback with this either way > (okay/against it). If people don't want to move, we should make > gitlab's instance a mirror (like github should be, but isn't) and > use its gitlab-ci while disabling the issues/wiki, etc. and > moving to freedesktop what was created in gitlab (spice-nsis, > streaming-agent, maybe more). For what it's worth, moving these back to freedesktop probably means finding the right people to ping to get it done ;) Overall, I would not mind moving to gitlab, as this gives us more control over the various administrative tasks we want to perform (create new repos, give commit rights to users, ..). Christophe
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