GitHub vs Google Code

[Callum]

I know a few years ago Multi Theft Auto temporarily moved to GitHub, but it soon went back to Google Code. I've only recently started using GitHub (after years of using private Subversion solutions), but from my experience so far it is much better than Google Code and would allow for more of an open platform than Google Code (e.g. people can submit pull requests, make their own forks, etc.).

From the MTA Team's point of view, why do we still use Google Code?

[JR10]

I remember asking the same question, a simple search and I found an old topic with the answer: viewtopic.php?f=104&t=27343&p=308246&hilit=github#p308243

For me, Git is much much much better than SVN, in every possible way. With a good workflow, it makes version control and collaboration much easier.

[Callum]

Yeah I did come across that topic but considering that dates back to 2010 I was wondering whether the consensus has changed due to advances in GitHub and/or Google Code.

[vx89]

Now that Google Code will be closed for commiting in August, GitHub will probably be used.

http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2 ... -code.html

[JR10]

They also provided a tool to export to GitHub.

[qaisjp]

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