2009-09-16 15:40:12
In the tradition of the last few weeks of avoiding source commits that actually mean anything =P, I've started to mirror the canto source at GitHub. This is mainly because I attempted to do the same thing with Google Code, but git->svn is a pain in the ass and the only reason I chose GC in the first place (well, aside from the fact that NRSS was Google Code and GitHub didn't even exist at the time) was that it had an issue tracker. Now that GitHub has that as well, I've been looking for the time to move it in there.
Obviously, I will continue to host my own git / site / etc. so nothing on the user end should change unless you're looking to fork the project or a submit a bug directly into the tracker.
The handful of open bugs in the Google Code tracker have been moved over by hand. All but one of them are merely wishlist.
As time permits, I might try to convert the site markdown to display correctly on GitHub as you browse, but since this site uses some extra extensions to python-markdown 2.0, I doubt it will work with a single source.
Have fun! Submit bugs (to the new tracker)!