Re: ELPA: where is chess developed?

[Mario Lang <mlang@delysid.org>]

"John Wiegley" <johnw@gnu.org> writes:

>>>>>> "JH" == Jack Hill <jackhill@jackhill.us> writes:
>
> JH> What's going on here? Did the project fork and there are two development
> JH> streams going forward? Did the aspiration to develop chess in the ELPA
> JH> repository fail, and we should switch back to jwiegley/emacs-chess as
> JH> upstream? If I package this for my distribution, which one should I use?
>
> I believe that Mario Lang is currently the most active developer, and that he
> organized releases to ELPA. Whether that's the home seat of development or
> not, I would ask of him. Mario?

Well, its hard to define a "home seat" with distributed VCSs...
Indeed, I pushed for chess.el to become a part of ELPA around 2014.
That was when I last went on a crusade to eliminate as many small bugs
as I could find.

I informed John about this move, actually several times.

However, we never actively removed any other repos, so apparently
johnwiegley/emacs-chess from github accumulated some stuff over time
which IMO always should have been merged to ELPA.

I guess its my fault that I didn't manually track these patches.
However, I sort of assumed John would know that he is splitting history
when accepting PRs on github.

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