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As we're all aware, news of RT's imminent shutdown left many rattled. Luckily, the code is now available on GitHub. Some discussion is happening on perl.perl5.porters and can be followed here. The disclaimer is that the code is 7 years old and may be hard to run.

Personally I applaud this move, and I think it should be tractable to run it in a container or somesuch.

-Thomas
"Excuse me for butting in, but I'm interrupt-driven..."

In reply to rt.cpan code posted on GitHub by thomas895

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