The difference: it's a single spot, and has good support for tagging, adjusting, responding, and referring to issues, which will make my life easier. Not necessarily great for everyone, but the forums at http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/boards remain the best place to discuss, submit, and track everything JeeQuestion'ish (the forums require registration - blame it on the spammers).
This area and the EtherCard library are the only ones on GitHub with issues still enabled. I intend to copy over the essence of the main ones, and then at some point close these down.
Pull requests with fixes, patches, and enhancements for the projects on GitHub remain enabled, and are always welcome.
I'm not good enough at tracking issues and following up. One excuse I have is that there are too many loose ends in too many places on the web.
So I've started up yet another issue tracker at http://jeelabs.net/projects/development ...
The difference: it's a single spot, and has good support for tagging, adjusting, responding, and referring to issues, which will make my life easier. Not necessarily great for everyone, but the forums at http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/boards remain the best place to discuss, submit, and track everything JeeQuestion'ish (the forums require registration - blame it on the spammers).
This area and the EtherCard library are the only ones on GitHub with issues still enabled. I intend to copy over the essence of the main ones, and then at some point close these down.
Pull requests with fixes, patches, and enhancements for the projects on GitHub remain enabled, and are always welcome.