Increase of visibility of the work done in Gitlab: proposal
Hi,
in order to increase the visibility of the work done in Gitlab I suggest one of these two actions:
* Create a mailing list for development notifications where we can send the notifications of the commits made in gitlab, including the diffs.
* Send the notifications to this mailing list and let users filter them.
I do not expect heavy traffic as long as we do not include Ben's repo.
In the same line, I suggest to do the same with IRC, expecting limited traffic.
Best Regards
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Agustin,
Following up on this thread, I would like to raise the option of the project moving from a Mailman mailing list (currently use) to Group.io. We would see about a 50% savings over the course of the year and lower the effort to create and maintain lists.
I leverage Groups.io with other LF projects and find it a better experience. It is my understanding we can migrate all the existing content to Groups.io for a one-time fee.
Please let me know if there is any interest in me exploring further.
*Jeff ErnstFriedman*
*jernstfriedman at linuxfoundation.org <[email protected]> * *2201 Broadway #604, Oakland, CA 94612*
*mobile: 510.593.1367 <(510)%20593-1367>*
*skype: jeffrey.ernstfriedman*
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Hi,
in order to increase the visibility of the work done in Gitlab I suggest one of these two actions:
* Create a mailing list for development notifications where we can send the notifications of the commits made in gitlab, including the diffs.
* Send the notifications to this mailing list and let users filter them.
I do not expect heavy traffic as long as we do not include Ben's repo.
In the same line, I suggest to do the same with IRC, expecting limited traffic.
Best Regards
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Agust?n Benito Bethencourt
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Principal Consultant
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Hi Jeff,
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Following up on this thread, I would like to raise the option of the project moving from a Mailman mailing list (currently use) to Group.io. We would see about a 50% savings over the course of the year and lower the effort to create and maintain lists.
Is there a way to get an archive extracted from the groups.io platform?
Daniel
Daniel,
I would need to see if there are any caveats, but in the FAQ here are the instructions to get an archive extract:
https://groups.io/static/help#how-can-i-download-my-member-list-and-message-archive,
so it seems a straight forward process to me.
*Jeff ErnstFriedman*
*jernstfriedman at linuxfoundation.org <[email protected]> * *2201 Broadway #604, Oakland, CA 94612*
*mobile: 510.593.1367*
*skype: jeffrey.ernstfriedman*
*twitter: @namdeirf*
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Hi Jeff,
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Following up on this thread, I would like to raise the option of the project moving from a Mailman mailing list (currently use) to Group.io. We would see about a 50% savings over the course of the year and lower the effort to create and maintain lists.
Is there a way to get an archive extracted from the groups.io platform?
Daniel
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I would need to see if there are any caveats, but in the FAQ here are
the instructions to get an archive extract:?https://groups.io/static/help#how-can-i-download-my-member-list-and-message-archive, so it seems a straight forward process to me.
Ah, though this seems only available for the admin of the list.
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Agustin,
Following up on this thread, I would like to raise the option of the project moving from a Mailman mailing list (currently use) to Group.io. We would see about a 50% savings over the course of the year and lower the effort to create and maintain lists.
Maybe we should discuss the numbers at board level.
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I leverage Groups.io with other LF projects and find it a better experience. It is my understanding we can migrate all the existing content to Groups.io for a one-time fee.
Seems like a an interesting project, but it's a one-man show, and I would be careful with relying on it at that point.
Jan
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Please let me know if there is any interest in me exploring further.
/Jeff ErnstFriedman/
/jernstfriedman at linuxfoundation.org
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/2201 Broadway #604, Oakland, CA 94612//
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/twitter: @namdeirf/On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 8:25 AM, Agust?n Benito Bethencourt <agustin.benito at codethink.co.uk <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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Hi,
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in order to increase the visibility of the work done in Gitlab I suggest one of these two actions:
* Create a mailing list for development notifications where we can send the notifications of the commits made in gitlab, including the diffs.
* Send the notifications to this mailing list and let users filter them.
?
I do not expect heavy traffic as long as we do not include Ben's repo.
?
In the same line, I suggest to do the same with IRC, expecting limited traffic.
?
Best Regards
?
--
Agust?n Benito Bethencourt
Principal Consultant
Codethink Ltd
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cip-dev mailing list
cip-dev at lists.cip-project.org <mailto:[email protected]>
https://lists.cip-project.org/mailman/listinfo/cip-dev
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