On Mon, Mar 15, 2021 at 2:18 PM Per Jessen wrote:

Sasi Olin wrote:

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On Mo, Mär 15, 2021 at 15:33, Lars Vogdt wrote:

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I know that the following is kind of unfair, so please don't take it as affront: * Are the maintainers of Gitlab and Progress aware of this?

Progress yes, we only discussed Gitlab in passing, so there I'm not sure

I would like to understand the reasoning behind wanting to ditch redmine in favour of <whatever> ? We only fairly recently spent quite a lot of effort on upgrading redmine.

I don't even remember this being discussed ? Maybe I missed that meeting, dunno.

We discussed it in the Heroes meetings last spring, I think? It was also talked about at the oSLO last October. -- 真実はいつも一つ！/ Always, there's only one truth!

Hi Neil Am Mon, 15 Mar 2021 15:34:07 -0400 schrieb Neal Gompa :

We discussed it in the Heroes meetings last spring, I think? It was also talked about at the oSLO last October.

Sorry, looks like I missed these meetings. But after two short notice interviews here, it looks like other users of Redmine are also not informed/aware. What is the plan for: * QA * PackageHub * openSUSE Release-Team * openSUSE Marketing Team * openSUSE Board * Invis Server Team * High Performance Computing Team * ...and the admin wiki (even if this is under our control: where should the wiki be moved?) ..and more important: where is the documentation or FAQ I can point the members of - at least some (haven't asked all of them, yet) - these teams to? They are long term users of Redmine and have put a lot of their work into to the tool. So it would be good if we can provide at least a smooth migration path and documentation for them. Otherwise I fear that they might not only be surprised but also a but annoyed about the decommission of this working service. Regards, Lars