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Frankly, I hope they do drive developers away from google code. Every time I run into a project using google code to host they start off in the red in my asses
by mbell 13y ago
Frankly, I hope they do drive developers away from google code. Every time I run into a project using google code to host they start off in the red in my assessment. Google code is a mess, it's always been a mess, I avoid it as much as I can.
- DannyBee 13y agoAlways been a mess? You must have never used sourceforge. There were times before github, and Google Code was great for what it was.
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- rogerbinns 13y agoI use Google Code because it has a functioning issue tracker (try setting a priority at GitHub and sorting by it), and because you can have multiple repositories per project. The latter is very helpful as it lets you have one issue tracker, wiki, downloads etc for the project but still have things organised better behind the scenes. Other services like Github could do the multiple repository thing too. In fact they already all do - having one main repository and a second for the wiki. Github said there is no way they would add this functionality when I asked. Losing Downloads from Google Code is a big pain. That they never made a paid for private version is also annoying.