There is some desire/discussion to have the features from http://drupalmentoring.org merged into http://drupal.org so that there is not a separate site required.
This issue is for discussing the pros/cons of that approach, and coordinating any actions plans for making it happen.
From YesCT
Long term, we are hoping to improve d.o so we dont need drupalmentoring.org anymore. See d.o issues tagged "Core mentoring on d.o" for ways to help make d.o better and drupalmentoring obsolete.
issues that are part of this include:
#2151041: Add a "draft" status for change records
#2143083: "Assigned" field is confusing and not appropriate in all circumstances
#2279441: Update the dashboard contributor links Novice link to be a better view
#1621714: Allow to bookmark/favorite issues without abusing the Assigned field or issue tags
#2466139: Add a handbook page about how to get involved with porting contrib modules that Core mentors can refer people to
Closed:
#1710850: Deploy RestWS for D7 project issue JSON
#493074: Back-link to the commit as a comment on the related issue.
#1465924: Add explicit field/section for steps to reproduce
#1393226: Encourage use of issue summary template
#2013222: Add "Issue tasks" to project issues and correlate tasks with handbook documentation
#2282517: Update/Redo Contributor Links block for Dashboard page
Comments
Comment #1
rcross commentedI think there is actually some real merit to having a separate site for handling the mentoring outside of the main d.o issue queues. Some initial reasons:
I'm not saying that i'm against this in principle, but just not fully convinced. For example, a big positive is it would be nice to not have to have a separate user account for the two sites. I'm sure there are also some elements of the site that could be incorporated into d.o, just not all of them.
Comment #2
xjmWrong queue. Please don't eat us.
Comment #3
xjmComment #4
yesct commentedComment #5
yesct commented:)
Comment #6
yesct commentedadding #1621714: Allow to bookmark/favorite issues without abusing the Assigned field or issue tags
Comment #7
xjmAdded to the template:
https://www.drupal.org/node/1424502/revisions/view/1930408/7476505
Most specific task documents probably need to be updated to add the "and mentors".
Also to do: A handbook page explaining issue scope and scope management (what scope is, why it's important, how to manage followups for out-of-scope issues, etc.).
Comment #8
xjmAlso we really should do something a bit more awesome with the main core mentoring page that describes the core mentoring program as it is today rather than the office hours of 2011. :)
Comment #9
xjmAnd we should come up with a process for tracking issues touched at specific sprints (Dries has asked for metrics about each sprint's effectiveness). Smaller sprints use tags sometimes, but what about DrupalCon? Would tagging add too much noise? Would activity be under-reported because of people not remembering to tag? (Or I wonder if we could adminstratively query by IP range to identify activity at a particular physical sprint location?)
Comment #10
yesct commentedI think administrative query by IP range would be our closest thing to accurate info on what is worked on at a sprint (an in-person sprint)
Comment #11
yesct commentedRe #8
I updated https://www.drupal.org/core-office-hours to try and reflect the current purpose and state of office hours.
https://www.drupal.org/core-office-hours
further improvements welcome.
Comment #12
xjmDid we have an issue to make the novice link on the dashboard more useful (e.g. not too old, not too new, not too long, etc.) and maybe with meta information? We discussed it at Austin and someone took notes and was going to file an issue but I can't find it. :)
Comment #13
xjmAh it's #2282517: Update/Redo Contributor Links block for Dashboard page. Adding to summary. :)
Comment #14
xjmOr #2279441: Update the dashboard contributor links Novice link to be a better view...
Comment #15
yesct commentedComment #16
xjmComment #17
valthebaldComment #18
alimac commentedComment #19
shardulagg commentedFrom my point of view we shouldn't be merging two different things into one as it always increases the complexity and UI which in result will be little frighten for newbie contributors
Comment #20
quietone commentedComment #21
kristen polGot here from:
https://www.drupal.org/community/contributor-guide/contribution-areas/me...
so read the issue summary which points to:
http://drupalmentoring.org/
but, if I go to that link, it redirects to:
https://www.drupal.org/community/contributor-guide/contribution-areas/me...
:)
So, IMO this needs an issue summary update.