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I'm not married to Gerrit, and I concede that it could be a hurdle. It's what I use for my day job, so I chose it out of laziness and familiarity more than anyt
by louniks 6y ago
I'm not married to Gerrit, and I concede that it could be a hurdle. It's what I use for my day job, so I chose it out of laziness and familiarity more than anything else. I'll probably drop it, and learn the GitHub PR tools and workflow - I've gotten a few random PRs already.
Edit: I'll talk to the volunteers about making that Google doc public, good suggestion.
- eXpl0it3r 6y agoI think one can go either way, but the important part is that it's clear to those willing to contribute. I think explaining a bit more how Gerrit reviews work and who is actually reviewing them, would already help, and maybe adding a link to the README, so it's easier discoverable. Cool, I wouldn't mind copying/creating a bunch of issues on the side.
- louniks 6y agoDone. https://github.com/LibriVox/librivox-catalog/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md https://github.com/LibriVox/librivox-catalog/blob/master/CON... Have fun, and many thanks! (I'll try to make time this weekend to drop GerritHub as well, and convert what I currently have there to PRs)