Re: Any GNU preference for a wiki platform?

[Robert Weiner <rswgnu@gmail.com>]

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There is MoinMoin written in Python that should not be hard to install.  It supports automatic wikiword linking using camel-cased terms.

https://moinmo.in/

-- rsw

> On Jul 10, 2022, at 11:40 AM, Lynn Winebarger <owinebar@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> If I wanted to follow up on my own suggestion for building a
> "design/spec/dev doc" wiki that is cross-referenced/keyed to source
> code tags, source code comments, bug reports, mailing-list references,
> etc, as discussed in
> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2022-06/msg01156.html,
> is there any wiki or other collaborative documentation platform
> preferred by the GNU project that I should target?
> My closest practical experiences would be with something like
> Confluence and JIRA (my employer's choice), or Trac as it was used for
> Larceny Scheme development for a time.  There's always mediawiki, but
> that looks like a bear to set up, and PHP is not personally my
> platform of choice, unless GNU was going to use it.
> Given the whole GitHub discussion, is there going to be any
> augmentation of Savannah to support any of the other collaboration
> components of GH aside from hosting repos?  I see the underlying
> software has integrated support request/ticket tracking, although I
> haven't seen that in use in the few projects I've dug into, but I
> don't see anything resembling "wiki" or "collaborative documentation
> platform" there.
> 
> I'm assuming this type of application would be a good place to make
> use of org markup and all the support for it in emacs.
> 
> Regards,
> Lynn
> 

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