On 14 February 2012 16:10, Ben Gamari wrote:

It seems the first task will be to identify exactly what needs to be done before we can begin the transition and record these tasks in a single place. I don't have a particularly strong opinion concerning where this should be (Trac, the Hackage wiki, the github issue tracker that's been mentioned), but we should consolidate everything we have in a single place.

Right. Then we should see what milestones we need, and assign tickets to milestones. As we discussed yesterday, I think it makes sense to share the same trac for cabal and hackage due to cross-cutting issues. BTW, I also usually try to keep cabal-devel in the loop (cc'd), so as to let people participate or simply get visibility into what's going on.

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We did get another reasonable push at the time. In particular Max did a lot of good work. I'm not quite sure why it petered out again, I'd have to ask Max what went wrong, if it was my fault for letting things block on me or if it was just holidays/christmas. Maintaining momentum is hard.

This is quite true. I'll try to keep a constant push.

On another note, how did your full mirroring go last night?

Interrupted by the hackage.h.o server going down :-( I've restarted the mirroring. Currently less than 4000 packages left to go. I'd expect a few more hours. Then I can assess how many packages remain unmirrorable. Can also start continuous mirroring after that. Duncan