Original report by florent.x (@florentx?) on Launchpad:
Hello,
Following the discussion on the mailing-list, I propose to extract the Pyflakes repository and publish it under the Pyflakes project.
The main reason is that it is less confusing for all
the actors (users, developers, etc...) to find the project at a single
place: the source code, the issue tracker, the downloads...
Second reason, is that it makes it easier for external contributions. You
only clone the PyFlakes project, without need to download the code of all
the unrelated Divmod's projects. Same benefit when someone want to mirror
the code on any other VCS.
And the PyFlakes project is so widely used, that it deserves to have its
own repository.
I did an export of the current state of the Pyflakes/ folder, with history.
It is available as lp:~divmod-dev/pyflakes/trunk
If accepted, the next moves are:
Then the open issues will be reviewed and the merge proposals will be updated to target the new repository.
(There's only few small patches, I already had a look)
Original report by florent.x (@florentx?) on Launchpad:
Hello,
Following the discussion on the mailing-list, I propose to extract the Pyflakes repository and publish it under the Pyflakes project.
The main reason is that it is less confusing for all
the actors (users, developers, etc...) to find the project at a single
place: the source code, the issue tracker, the downloads...
Second reason, is that it makes it easier for external contributions. You
only clone the PyFlakes project, without need to download the code of all
the unrelated Divmod's projects. Same benefit when someone want to mirror
the code on any other VCS.
And the PyFlakes project is so widely used, that it deserves to have its
own repository.
I did an export of the current state of the Pyflakes/ folder, with history.
It is available as lp:~divmod-dev/pyflakes/trunk
If accepted, the next moves are:
Then the open issues will be reviewed and the merge proposals will be updated to target the new repository.
(There's only few small patches, I already had a look)