Re: On the need to move to a merge request workflow

On 3/6/20 8:44 AM, Daniel P. Berrangé wrote: [...] What happens with this mailing list when the migration to the new workflow is completed with all the repos? Is it still going to be used for discussions, questions, RFCs and etcetera? I'd rather be in Gitlab watching opened issues and merge requests all the time, without the need to check the Libvirt ML ever again. And apparently we're leaning towards Gitlab. I'll not be standing here defending closed-source, Microsoft based Github, but I'm curious: aside from that (and that reason alone is enough, no need to grab the pitchforks), is there any other technical advantage for going Gitlab? I suppose most existing "coding support tools" are Github friendly already. Also, due to Microsoft deep pockets, Github will probably experience less downtime and have a better support overall in case something goes wrong. Thanks, DHB