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[jeremy austin-bardo <ausimage@xxxxxxxxxx>]

FWIW....
I agree that we need to do our best with regards to quality of code. I
try to test as extensively as possible before I push to LP... I though
am human and occasionally miss something. 

AZC is my first collaborative effort, and also familiarity is limited as
to what is standard practice. I felt that trunk may have 'pains'
occasionally as features are fleshed out was acceptable. I did push a
stable branch, when I thought the code was ready, that I do feel should
always be painless as possible though. 

I am however willing to try new methods for controlling trunks 'pain'.
Though I question having to deal with dozens of branches, merging them,
and tracking them. I tend error on keeping things as simple as possible
and having to keep track of my changes and the changes of my team
members in their branches seems daunting. I would hate to see a similar
feature developed independently by several members when they should have
been collaborating. 

I am interested as to how other projects cope with these concerns. I
guess we need adopt policies as to how to avoid Jorge's and mine
concerns in the future.

On Fri, 2009-07-10 at 02:03 +0100, Jorge O. Castro wrote:
> Hey guys,
> On Fri, 2009-07-10 at 02:03 +0100, Jorge O. Castro wrote:
Hey guys,
> 
> We have tests and DVCS, I've been struggling with trunk seeming to be
> randomly broken at any given time and a general sense of "wild wild
> west". What do you guys think about using the launchpad features to do
> reviews? I was thinking something like making personal branches and
> then submitting them to be merged into trunk via launchpad - then peer
> review before merges. What do you think?
> We have tests and DVCS, I've been struggling with trunk seeming to be
> randomly broken at any given time and a general sense of "wild wild
> west". What do you guys think about using the launchpad features to do
> reviews? I was thinking something like making personal branches and
> then submitting them to be merged into trunk via launchpad - then peer
> review before merges. What do you think?

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jeremy austin-bardo <ausimage@xxxxxxxxxx>
Ubuntu Communty Member

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