Hello,
Recent Canadian law school graduate here. I like simple open source licenses, hence my interest in copyleft-next.
Are you still taking pull requests on the GitHub repository? I understand that the Gitorious repository is the official one for the project, but it seems to me that both repos are kept in sync, and I don't have a Gitorious account (yet).
If not, I'd be happy to get a Gitorious account to make my pull request there.
Thanks, Adam Saunders
On 07/28/2013 06:13 AM, Adam Saunders wrote:
Are you still taking pull requests on the GitHub repository? I understand that the Gitorious repository is the official one for the project, but it seems to me that both repos are kept in sync, and I don't have a Gitorious account (yet).
If not, I'd be happy to get a Gitorious account to make my pull request there.
Hello,
Thank you for your help! And please accept apologies for the delay. The summer may have been a busy time for a number of contributors on the list.
To answer the question, while the Gitorious repository has been settled as intended active repo, the Github repo is also an accepted part of the project, and pull requests are welcome in both places. (I trust Richard Fontana will correct me if this is wrong.)
However, Github, a proprietary service, is less monitored by the list members. For convenient review on the list, I've just made available your branch on Gitorious too. The diff is at: http://ur1.ca/f4xjt
Thanks so much for the work on the experimental branch. The branch is work in progress in essential ways, and IMHO in need of another pair of eyes. I made a few trivial fixes for other numbering issues.[1] I don't have questions, but IANAL.:) I'm interested in the feedback of others on the simplifications you propose.
[1] https://gitorious.org/~enyst/copyleft-next/copyleft-next-experiment/commits/...
On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 10:24:15PM +0300, Engel Nyst wrote:
On 07/28/2013 06:13 AM, Adam Saunders wrote:
Are you still taking pull requests on the GitHub repository? I understand that the Gitorious repository is the official one for the project, but it seems to me that both repos are kept in sync, and I don't have a Gitorious account (yet).
If not, I'd be happy to get a Gitorious account to make my pull request there.
Hello,
Thank you for your help! And please accept apologies for the delay. The summer may have been a busy time for a number of contributors on the list.
Indeed, and as de facto SABDNNFL I am particularly to blame.
I haven't been able to devote much time recently to copyleft-next for various difficult real-life reasons, and what time I have been devoting to it has mostly consisted of pure thought. I do hope to get back to more active involvement soon.
To answer the question, while the Gitorious repository has been settled as intended active repo, the Github repo is also an accepted part of the project, and pull requests are welcome in both places. (I trust Richard Fontana will correct me if this is wrong.)
I'm not sure what the rule was, but right now I view pull requests for the GitHub repo (github.com/richardfontana/copyleft-next.git) as just as welcome as merge requests for the Gitorious repo.
I informally decided to ignore GitHub issue submissions at some point (in part because one or more people had complained about this).
However, Github, a proprietary service, is less monitored by the list members. For convenient review on the list, I've just made available your branch on Gitorious too. The diff is at: http://ur1.ca/f4xjt
Thanks so much for the work on the experimental branch. The branch is work in progress in essential ways, and IMHO in need of another pair of eyes. I made a few trivial fixes for other numbering issues.[1] I don't have questions, but IANAL.:) I'm interested in the feedback of others on the simplifications you propose.
[1] https://gitorious.org/~enyst/copyleft-next/copyleft-next-experiment/commits/...
Thanks to both of you. I hope to get some time to look at this more closely soon. - RF
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