[p2pu-dev] Github issues

[Jos Flores]

Hey guys, it makes sense to me too.

There are two links to help, one just to the left of the login, and
one in the footer, but I agree with Jessy that maybe we'd need a more
clear or prominent one.

The more techie people will tend to use github issues for discussion,
especially if you are commenting on a pull request or something, but
as a rule of thumb, it makes sense to do that mid-migration step.

cheers,
José


On 25 May 2012 18:14, Jessy Kate Schingler <jessy at jessykate.com> wrote:
> The general process makes sense to me.
>
> Who migrates issues from help.p2pu to github? (Ie makes sure they get
> transferred)? And where is help.p2pu linked from? I know it exists bc I'm on
> the community list but I've actually never noticed it when using the site.
> Perhaps we need a more clear help/feedback button? A la uservoice style?
>
> Jessy
>
> On May 25, 2012 3:55 AM, "Dirk Uys" <dirk at p2pu.org> wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone
>>
>> We recently decided that we want to try out github for issue tracking.
>> At the moment there aren't a lot of issues, but with time that may
>> change. I may migrate some of the tickets from lighthouse over to
>> github, but only if they are ready for implementation.
>>
>> The idea is that any issue on github should be ready for
>> implementation (not necessarily easy) so that anyone can immediately
>> tackle the issue.
>>
>> In the past we directed users with any problems to lighthouse. This
>> caused many tickets about unconfirmed bugs, duplicates and feature
>> requests. Since then we started using help.p2pu.org as the first line
>> of contact for users experiencing any problems. Bugs reported here
>> will be migrated to github once confirmed.
>>
>> In the case of feature requests or bugs with deeper implications we
>> should discuss it on the mailing list. Both the community mailing list
>> (for feature requests) and the development mailing list (for technical
>> things).
>>
>> Please send your feedback regarding this process. Our ultimate goal
>> with this is not to tell anyone how to do things, but rather to make
>> it easier for everyone to play the part they want.
>>
>> Regards
>> Dirk
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