Pyrel dev log, part 3

[Derakon]

Absolutely! nose looks to be a decent testing framework from my admittedly very cursory inspection, and I certainly don't object to having tests available, so if you want to make 'em, by all means!

[Derakon]

Apparently Mercurial was a bigger roadblock to getting contributions from other devs than I thought it'd be, so Pyrel has been switched to Git. Same URL, just a different versioning system behind the scenes.

(Also the wiki and issue tracker were replaced, so that content needs to be transferred over...)

[ekolis]

Oh, so that explains why the pyrel repository I was following got turned into pyrel-hg! I was going to ask why you had two...

So seeing as I actually prefer Mercurial to Git, which repo should I work off of if I want to do some development? I can connect to the Git repo with the hggit plugin, but if you'd prefer that people using Mercurial connect only to the Mercurial repo for whatever reason...

[Derakon]

I think it very unlikely that I'll bother to keep both repos up to date, so I recommend just switching to pyrel and forgetting that pyrel-hg exists.