[Soc-coordination] how project are managed in GoSC?

[Rudy Godoy Guillén]

Hello Olivier,

(jumping into the conversation)

On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 10:24 AM, olivier sallou
<olivier.sallou at gmail.com> wrote:
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> 2012/3/28 Ana Guerrero <ana at debian.org>
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>> Hi!
>>
>> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 05:05:01PM +0200, Olivier Sallou wrote:
>> > Hi,
>> > I'd like to know how (Debian) projects are usually managed for GoSC if
>> > accepted ?
>> >
>>
>> Time management? Task management?
>> Please ask more specific questions.
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> I was more meaning code related (next question).
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>> > Should code be hosted in Alioth? and where in this case ? (new project
>> > creation?)>
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>> Yes, alioth sounds like a good place.

Indeed. Alioth is good for developing new projects. But you should
look towards integration within Debian's team
infrastructure/repositories.

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> But do we usually create specific project in Alioth for this?
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>>
>> > Other things to know / to think about?
>> In the case of your project, I am concerned about the hosting issue.
>> We might end with a very good code but not hosting and the student will
>> feel her time was a waste.
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> As said ealier, I can host it in my academic premises, at least up to a
> certain capacity.
> The Debian live team who propose a cgi script to create live images uses
> servers as well.
> If the solution is a real success, I think we may find funds to support
> higher load.
>
>

I'd advice to host the code on alioth and demo it on your premises.
When it's done people can check / get and build the sources from there
and you both should look to put it under a Debian hosted server. For
the demo I guess you could even start using debian.net subdomain so
the "move" would be smooth for your users.

regards

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