[Labs-l] [NEW] Self-service git repository creation for tools

Sat Aug 27 19:50:35 UTC 2016

First of all, thanks! First time I can actually get a list of all the tools
I am involved in :-)

Now, should I continue using BitBucket (other people might use github, same
question)? What would be the practical perks for moving to Phabricator? Is
there a manual, or even a magic "click here to..." button?
Does Differential offer tool-specific bug tracking (I assume it does)? Does
it allow issue reporting without requiring a user account, like BitBucket?

Or is this intended mainly for tools that don't have a repo yet?
Should existing, third-party repos be tracked in toolsadmin and/or
Phabricator/Differential?

Magnus

On Fri, Aug 26, 2016 at 10:41 PM Greg Grossmeier <greg at wikimedia.org> wrote:

> <quote name="Bryan Davis" date="2016-08-26" time="15:18:33 -0600">
> > I'm happy to announce a new service for Tool Labs developers. Tool
> > Labs admin console (<https://toolsadmin.wikimedia.org>) is a new
> > application intended to help automate parts of the Tool Labs developer
> > experience. There is a long roadmap of planned features [0] for Tool
> > Labs that this will be a part of. In this initial launch, the
> > application has these features:
> >
> > * Associate Wikitech LDAP account, Wikimedia SUL account, and
> > Phabricator account.
> > * Create Git repositories in Differential associated with a tool.
>
> This is a really great service for our developers. Major kudos to
> everyone involved.
>
> Greg
>
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