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Message #01995
Re: Devel list at SF
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From:
Philip Pemberton <ygroups@...>
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Date:
Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:53:44 +0000
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Dick Hollenbeck wrote:
Dick Hollenbeck escreveu:
1. Identify needs.
I am listening, and what I hear so far about "Identify Needs":
1A* Mail list to accept attachments
* Mailing list should not append a massive signature to every single message
* Mailing list should not convert messages to HTML just to tag on a tacky
advertisement. If the message was sent text-only, it should STAY text-only.
* Mailing list must archive attachments. No use having the message and an
"attachment stripped because it was too big" error.
1B* Patch management: accepted, rejected, pending
* Patches: Submit -- 1 or more patch files per ticket, and a message to
explain what it is.
Should track who is assigned to handle the patch (who
submitted it, who is working on integrating it into the codebase)
People must be able to post reply messages to the patch
'thread'. Use something like Markdown for text formatting (similar to Wiki
markup).
1C* Tracking issue changes need to be echoed into a mailing list
IIRC Trac can do that.
1D* stability of site (if it is measurable)
Less than two minutes downtime in the past six months and that was for a
kernel upgrade :)
I did not get a warm feeling about Trac's abiltity to handle 1B.
I can't say I'm fond of Trac's patch handling either...
I should probably mention I'm a PHP/HTML/SQL developer by trade; if we really
need a custom patch/ticket tracker then I could probably write one, but it
would be on the proviso that I could release it as open-source for all to use.
--
Phil.
ygroups@...
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
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