On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 6:40 PM, Donald Stufft <donald at stufft.io> wrote: > I’m not sure if it got lost in the discussion or if it was purposely left > out. However I did come up with another idea, where we enable people to make > PRs against these repositories with PR integration within roundup. Using the > fact that it’s trivial to turn a PR into a patch core contributors (and the > “single source of truth”) for the repositories can remain Mercurial with > core contributors needing to download a .patch file from Github instead of a > .patch from from Roundup. This could allow non-committers to use git if they > want, including PRs but without moving things around. Hah. I just had a similar idea. > > The obvious cost is that since the committer side of things is still using > the existing tooling there’s no “Merge button” or the other committer > benefits of Github, it would strictly be enabling people who aren’t > committing directly to the repository to use git and Github. This is not an added cost. It's just the status quo and something that can be addressed separately. -eric
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