does a repository with version control for rebol community scripts exist? [closed]

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Adiu,

I use some scripts from http://www.rebol.org/script-index.r that I update regularly by using the librarian (http://www.rebol.org/download-librarian.r).

I just created an account on this site.

What is the current process, if one wants to improve a script (correct a bug, improve something, etc.)?

At some point, is it planned to migrate these scripts to github, so that code evolution will be easier?

( PS: thanks for upvoting, so that I could chat in https://chat.stackoverflow.com/rooms/291/rebol-and-red ;) )

( PPS: I corrected the question title; since Rebol3 sources, Red sources and many other Rebol-Red-related codes are on gi...ub, it would seem like a natural choice. )

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I suppose that what I can do (or any one can do) is get a copy of rebol.org scripts, then put them on github, work on code, correct bugs, accept pull requests, etc.

But keeping rebol.org in sync with changes in github repository may be difficult. I don't know, I have never commited anything on rebol.org, so far.

Doing it one way, from rebol.org to github is certainly easy: get a cron to run librarian.r regularly, and then git diff, commit, push, etc. But the other way will probably be more tricky.