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[Tim Soderstrom <tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't want to go back to Google Groups. It was an exercise in pain. I actually much prefer LaunchPad in that regard. It's still not what I would like to see but I think it's a huge improvement over Google Groups. In fact, that's the biggest difference I noticed in moving over to LP. The other stuff I'm indifferent on. I haven't had any problems with LP and I think it has improved bug tracking somewhat. I wonder if we should evaluate all the new GH features before pulling the trigger?

As far as the mailing list, I vote it stays at LP or we find another place to host it that doesn't suck as much as Google Groups.

On Jun 14, 2011, at 2:49 PM, BJ Dierkes wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> Not sure who has noticed, however... GitHub has recently added the following features:
> 
> * Organization support (we already set that up)
> * Organization Teams
> * Release Milestones
> * Ability to assign issues to developers
> 
> 
> This were my biggest pain points before when we decided to move the project stuff to LaunchPad.  Well, the only thing github doesn't have is mailing lists... which, I don't think LP does that great a job of anyway.  Since we still host our source with GitHub... I wanted to raise the questions, who'se in agreement we should should the project stuff back to GitHub and I guess Google Groups for mailing lists?
> 
> Another thing I really like about GitHub is:
> 
> * When you comment in the git log something like "Resolves Issue #23" the commit is linked on the Issue Page.
> * In line MarkDown makes pasting command line output, or code snippits a lot cleaner.
> 
> So?
> 
> ---
> derks
> 
> 
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