On Tue, 2017-01-10 at 23:32 -0800, Bryce Harrington wrote:
We could test gitlab by migrating, say, inkscape_web to it, and host it there for some period to test the assumptions we have around gitlab. I.e. is the performance and UX ok? Is there a tangible benefit to gitlab being open source, that inkscape_web can take advantage of? Does our "large fish in a small pond" result in better attention from the gitlab development community?
Thanks Bryce,
I've set the wheels in motion to move inkscape-web to GitLab here:
https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape-web
No new commits to the bzr branch will be accepted, and we'll tidy up the launchpad project as we go. Upgrade should be possible by moving your existing checkout aside and doing a fresh git checkout, move any data and pythonenv directories you have back into the new git repository.
The next items are for the bugs, milestones and other bits of data I have that need to be put away in the new GitLab project page. I'll post any scripts or other bits of code that make that process possible.
A good example of some hanging threads are any remaining changes to the projects branch you have open bryce, and the separate translations repository.
Best Regards, Martin Owens