[PySide] Move PySide development to github?

[John Ehresman]

On 7/12/13 4:16 AM, Matti Airas wrote:
> Just note that moving from Qt's Gerrit to Github means moving away from
> the Qt Project: if the contributors don't go through the license
> agreement click-through at Gerrit, code pushed to Github cannot later on
> be merged back to Github.

Yes, this is correct: to maintain the current code licensing scheme we'd 
need to make sure anyone who contributes code to Github had clicked 
through the license agreement on Gerrit.  I like to switch to Github 
even if we do this.  I could also see opening thing up a bit more with 
PySide so that simple fixes could be accepted from the bug tracker (yes, 
I realize that there's no clear definition of "simple").

> Having said that, I agree that Github works well and is used very widely
> in the community, and since Digia seems to have no interest in
> supporting PySide, the move probably would have a net positive effect
> for PySide development. Just wanted to make sure you're making a
> conscious decision about this. :-)

While I appreciate the help that the Qt project has given us, I don't 
see it as a requirement that PySide remain under the Qt project umbrella.

Cheers,

John