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NOTICE: cancan is moving! #994
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Just curious, why And another reason for doing this is that if someone hits |
FYI all: I've moved https://github.com/cancancommunity/cancancan It will redirect links and git access properly, so no need to update any posted links, but we can use this going forward. |
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Wouldn't it a be a good idea to comment on ALL open pr’s and bugs that Cancan is moving. If they feel there bug or pr is still applicable they can resubmit it to cancancan?
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@xhoy I think that would be appropriate. It might be worth mentioning that the new repo already has significant improvements and fixes. Thus said, something asking the submitters to make sure their bug/feature hasn't already been added before submitting would be a useful filter for duplicates. In your sample text you already have "your pull request or bug is still applicable," which is more or less what I've said here. I would just add the fact that it might have already been fixed/added. If I was in their shoes, that would make me a happy camper and inspire me to look further into the new repo. |
I've shied away from blanketing all outstanding issues and PRs on cancan because cancancan is not really "officially" sanctioned... I've been referencing cancan PRs in issues I open on cancancan, so there is a note made in the original PR. Unfortunately cancan doesn't have a mailing list and its IRC channel is empty so I'm not sure how else to get the word out. |
I think the term "official" is relative, especially in open source. In my eyes |
I agree with @codyolsen on this, but i share you feelings @bryanrite. We could address this the message a bit more. I didn't felt right to go in too mutch details about ryan 'disappearing' and just keep it simple and straight. rewirten proposal:
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So what do we do with it? any future thoughts? |
Sorry for the delay @xhoy. I don't think it would hurt to add a notice to any new issues that pop up. 👍 |
and the old issues? |
In the future please reconsider spamming every active issue with the same message. I was on the watch list for ryanb/cancan until an individual decided to blanket each active issue with the same message regarding the new active fork. I received 80+ email notifications (and a flooded Github update feed) until I removed myself from the watch list; essentially my phone was going off for the last 30 minutes. I didn't want to weather out the eventual 250+ notifications. |
@vietqhoang sorry for that! I hadn't tough about people who watch the hole repo! |
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As discussed for the last month in the comment thread of pull #989 it is time to move cancan forward before it fizzles. While the community support behind this gem is high, and pull requests have been added daily, the last merge into the official gem was in September of 2013. We both love and support the work that @ryanb has given to this gem, and in hopes to keep his legacy alive we have the following solution:
Enter
cancancan
This will be the new gem repository going forward. Please put issues and pull requests in the new repo, as we will now be able to merge fixes into the main gem. Thanks to @bryanrite, as he has spearheaded the effort for the new repo.
For more details on the transition, please look at the readme on the new repo and the comment thread.
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