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=== harlowja is now known as harlowja_away [16:52] <smoser> anyone see or used gerrithub.io ? [16:59] <kwadronaut> not my favorite [16:59] <kwadronaut> great is that you don't need to setup nor maintain gerrit yourself of course [17:00] <kwadronaut> but gerrit is slow, java, confusing ui, slow in firefox. [17:00] <kwadronaut> just my personal opinion [17:01] <smoser> kwadronaut, i agree on gerrit. [17:01] <smoser> :) [17:01] <smoser> but i was asking about gerrithub [17:02] <smoser> if i accept that i "need" gerrit. [17:02] <kwadronaut> there was something else, which i forgot what it was, i'll check later today if i can find my notes back [17:03] <kwadronaut> (we don't use it, but considered it, so i might have ditched the notes..) [17:03] <smoser> kwadronaut, that'd be great. thanks. [17:03] <kwadronaut> obviously, if you *have* to use gerrit, it's less painful as maintaining yourself ;-) [17:03] <smoser> right. i do not want to maintain anything. [17:03] <smoser> ever. [17:05] <kwadronaut> (-: === harlowja_away is now known as harlowja [19:01] <alexpilotti> smoser: around by any chance? [19:01] <alexpilotti> from #openstack-infra, the CLA topic: [19:01] <alexpilotti> fungi: reed: awesome--thanks! stackforge+icla is a muddy topic. some projects working their way toward official status seem to want to start with icla enforcement to avoid annoying contact problems getting approval from original contributors later, others add it because they're cargo cultists [19:02] <alexpilotti> I’ve been redirected to the legal ML, going to have some fun! [19:05] <alexpilotti> fungi added also: “but we've never recommended/required it for them” [19:17] * gholms can't wait for that CLA to go away entirely [19:17] <smoser> alexpilotti, hey. [19:17] <smoser> here. [19:17] <smoser> http://ubuntu-smoser.blogspot.com/2014/12/snappy-ubuntu-core-and-cloud-init.html [19:17] <smoser> alexpilotti, still there ? [19:18] <smoser> would gerrithub.io be sufficient for what you're after ? [19:18] <smoser> essentially it provides free gerrit for github projects. |