at a first glance everything looks ok. On the second however I find some
The most important: I can't update meta-data of the project. If I try
I can't administer Mailing-Lists. While I was able create one single
list, I can't create more. Nor am I able to do anything with the created
list (rename or delete the list, etc).
mailing lists I can create them (even more than one), but nothing else.
I believe that's a simple question of rights, though. Can you have a
Post by Torsten DreyerHi Oliver,
I have created the sub-project at
https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/fgms/admin/
And for that I had to remove the fgms git project due to conflicting
names. As it was outdated anyway there is no loss.
I have added you and Geoff as the project admins and you can now manage
this project as any other project on SF.
The only exceptions are: you can't manage your own user-groups. This has
to be done be the parent project (flightgear)
And the "brought to you by" line shows the owners of the FlightGear
project (That are currently Curt, Stuart, James and myself)
I have created two groups FGMSAdmins and FGMSCommiters which follows the
concept of all other fg projects.
Admins have full control, commiters can commit to repositories (but
can't manage the project itself). Adding users to
and removing users from those groups can only done by the parent project
owners.
If that is sufficient for you, please feel free to use the project. If
anything is missing, just let me know.
In case you decide to not use this subproject for whatever reason, I am
fine with that, too.
Whenever you are ready, we might want to create the build-jobs on Jenkins.
Regards
Torsten
Hi Torsten,
Post by Torsten DreyerHi Oliver,
You are welcome to become part of the FlightGear project family, you can get
a sub project within flightgear where you could have full admin rights
or just use
I must admit that I have no experience with subprojects at sourceforge.
1) current developers of fgms keep their rights
2) we can manage our own wiki, mailing lists, bug reports etc. (not all
fgms related discussions affect flightgear)
If we can manage to achieve this, I will happily migrate fgms in a
flightgear subproject.
And I guess it's a good time to do this right now :-)
Post by Torsten Dreyerhttps://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/fgms/ci/master/tree/
Well, it is outdated. Latest changes seem to be from 2015. So I need to
cleanup the repository first.
So, I suggest you create a subproject for fgms and add 'geoffmc' and
'ofschroeder' as owners (a third to be added later). Then I will see how
I can manage the migration.
Oliver
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