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People won’t respect the boundary if you host the code on github, because it’s just too easy to open issues or pull requests. However, what about just releasin
by jannes 5y ago
People won’t respect the boundary if you host the code on github, because it’s just too easy to open issues or pull requests.
However, what about just releasing a zip file with the sources and linking it on your downloads page?
- perk 5y agoSomeone should make sourceavailable.com - A service that automatically pulls my private repos from GitHub and makes it available as open source to other programmers. A read only version of GitHub, without the isssue/PR overhead. Code should be easy to read/download on https://sourceavailable.com/username/repo https://sourceavailable.com/username/repo
- perk 5y agoSomeone bought the domain after I wrote this comment. Hope they’re working on this idea :)
- makapuf 5y agoSome people did close the issues and store them in a directory as plaintext on the repo. Want to report a bug ? make a PR. the extra little friction was added so that you need to spend a little time (and having spent that little time you might as well research a bit your bug or read the doc). Bonus point, your project is now completely portable.