Re: W3C Web Crypto WG - moving to github in the future ?

I would like to avoid introducing yet another WorkMode until we advance the
spec to CR.

I want to make sure we have a single canonical place to track issues (we
presently have four - ISSUEs, ACTIONs, BUGs, and the mailing list), with a
clear set of contribution goals.

Switching to GitHub would be primarily motivated by allowing others to
contribute direct spec changes. Given how few contributions for review, I
am less than optimistic of the short-term value.

For that reason, I would like us to continue and avoid changing our work
mode. I welcome future changes - especially regarding the documenting and
handling of "out of scope", but also formally documenting decision making
(calls? In person? On the list?).

Cheers,
Ryan
On Feb 13, 2014 5:37 AM, "GALINDO Virginie" <Virginie.GALINDO@gemalto.com>
wrote:

>  Hi all,
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> As part of the ‘for the future’ ideas, I think that we should consider the
> idea of moving to github.
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> This is coming from request that Bruno from Redhat made some times ago
> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webcrypto/2014Jan/0002.htmland reiterated recently on Twitter
> https://twitter.com/abstractj/status/433630254062903297
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> It seems to be a general move in W3C to go github, and I’d like to get the
> view of the WG participant on : could the WG manage its future
> specifications on github ? (I am not talking about migrating the existing
> specs as it could mean too much work, but rather preparing the future).
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> Views are welcome…
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> Virginie
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> gemalto
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