Hey guys,

Just trying to understand why we are handling the project issues in github.

This is a Drupal distro and people will typically search for issues here not in github.

Can you clarify?

Thanks

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adammalone
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Thanks for asking this. I've moved this over to github where we're handling issues to clarify: https://github.com/govCMS/govCMS/issues/18

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Dale Baldwin commented

Typhonius your response sucks.

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adammalone
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@Dale Baldwin ♥♥ Love you too ♥♥

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Dale Baldwin commented

Just be aware that in doing this you are potentially isolating the existing Drupal community from having input and contributing a wealth of experience to this project. The way you guys are currently running this is considerably abrupt and not particularly well communicated.

I would also keep in mind the modularity of Drupal and that there are likely to be issues with core modules being picked by GovCMS users that need to be dealt with over at drupal.org as part of their module issue trackers not over on Github. This has potential to create a huge mess and you guys need to be uber careful with how you are managing this.

One of the major benefits of using Drupal has been the ability to deal with issues that occur across modules and distributions in one place, moving over to Github strips that out and really does separate any GovCMS community from the Drupal Community at large and I don't think that's a good idea.

Mirrored on github to make sure you get the point.