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I'm turning hip hop goblin into an open source project and I could use a mentor as I have never been involved in open source before. I have many questions. For
by zackattack 17y ago
I'm turning hip hop goblin into an open source project and I could use a mentor as I have never been involved in open source before. I have many questions. For example: how do we keep track of which person is working on which task, such that people's efforts aren't being duplicated?
I put the source on Github btw- http://github.com/zackster/hip-hop-goblin http://github.com/zackster/hip-hop-goblin
- DCoder 17y agoYou're looking for an issue tracking system / bugtracker. Try the Issues tab on github. You create an issue/task that needs to be done, assign it to a developer, and ask them to update the issue's details as he/she progresses. I am not that familiar with GitHub, so I can't give you specific instructions or examples, but the project I'm working on uses Mantis for this, and it works a treat - we integrated it with SVN and now svn commits create new Product Versions, revision commit messages are automatically posted as issue comments + issues get marked as "resolved" if applicable, changelogs for latest changes, roadmaps for future plans, etc.
- zackattack 17y agoThanks. Apparently you can't delete issues on Github? Weird.
- boucher 17y agoI love Github, I like the Github team, and I use Github issues every day. But I honestly can't wish it on anyone else, it's just terrible. It's slow, buggy, and not all that well organized.