Emulator

What does "requested and accepted" mean in that document?

I nominate GitLab (either the hosted version or self-hosting) as a potential alternative to GitHub for issues if the latter is considered inadequate.

"requested and accepted" means I asked GitHub support about it and they said something along the lines of "doesn't sound completely bonkers, added it to our internal issue tracker."

I'd suggest moving it to JIRA Cloud, they do an open source license which is equivilent to an enterprise license (https://www.atlassian.com/software/views/open-source-license-request). It supports integration with Git as well (https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/Cloud/Administering+Bitbucket+and+GitHub+with+JIRA).

Issue 8507 has been merged into this issue.

I'm posting this here just so it's documented and easier to keep track of. What does dolphin need to have happen when the issue tracker moves?

• A redirect from Google Code to the new system

• Update the readme

• Update the website "Issues" link

• A forum sticky would be good

• The dolp.in redirector will need to be corrected

Anything else? These are all pretty trivial things to do but they're important to have ready when Dolphin moves IMO

Bump. The deadline's in a month.

Two weeks until the deadline.

www.github.com www.gitlab.com www.bitbucket.org

Are we on track for this? Looking at Youtrack it was last updated in December and doesn't seem to have any mass import from Google Issues.

I'm quite happy to work on this so we're not going to running around before the deadline and I can dedicate some serious time to make sure it happens and could work with developers to make sure whatever we do is going to tick all the boxes in spreadsheet and anything else thats required.

If Youtrack is still the plan and someone is working on it then can we get any remaining setup done on that end and start a soft-freeze here (e.g Resolve any newly created issues and re-create on Youtrack) before everything goes read-only on the 25th.

Information on how to migrate from Google Issues to Gitlab for reference (https://code.google.com/p/support-tools/wiki/MigratingToGitLab)

I personally like GitLab more than the other options provided, but because time is an issue anything would work temporarily.

One week left. Has this been sorted out yet?

I asked JMC4789 about this and apparently there are some people working on this or at least were a few days ago.

If nothing eventuates I'm happy to work on setting up Gitlab as above.

Last day until shutdown. Hopefully the switch over is under control.