I thought that #2 was just saying that new bugs should be automatically reported to the dev list so to facilitate easy discussion.
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 11:29:58 -0800 (PST), Martin Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Manfred Geiler wrote: > > > Sean Schofield schrieb: > >> I have two suggestions. > >> > >> 1.) We should start using the javadoc comments for all new classes, > >> methods, etc. Users will want to see a nice javadoc when they > >> evaluate whether to use my faces. The other Apache projects have > >> this, we should too. We should at least do this going forward and > >> eventually we should go back and document the legacy stuff. > > > > +1 for all stuff (new and "legacy") > > > > This is what Ted meant with "a bit vote-happy", isn't it. Do we really vote > > one writing javadoc here?! ;-) > > > > > >> 2.) It would be *real* nice to have the CVS commits and the JIRA bug > >> reports emailed to the dev list. Its hard to carry on two separate > >> discussions about a bug (one on JIRA plus one on the dev list). Also, > >> unless you are actively checking JIRA you don't know when a new bug > >> has been posted. > > > > I orginally configured the MyFaces Notification Scheme at Jira to send all > > new issues to the dev list. This notification together with some permissions > > I added/modified are no longer there. Perhaps they got lost on moving JIRA > > data to the new server and version? > > Well, there is still a notification on new issues for Group > > myfaces-developers. So every committer should get emails now (I do). > > > > Well, I did not find a way to define a default issue owner in JIRA. Anyway, > > JIRA allows some fine-grained settings. These pages should be accessible to > > all myfaces committers (please tell me if not): > > http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/admin/EditNotifications!default.jspa?schemeId=10330 > > http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/admin/EditPermissions!default.jspa?schemeId=10280 > > > > I propose the following changes: > > 1. Add the [email protected] list to these notifications: > > "Issue Created", "Issue Updated", "Issue Resolved" and "Issue Commented" > > 2. Give permission "Create Issues", "Add Comments" and "Create Attachments" > > to Group "Anyone" (Currently only logged in users are able to submit issues > > as far as I understand it) > > I would recommend against #2. You almost always care about who is > submitting issues, and comments and attachments to them, and those people > need to be logged in for you to be able to know that. > > -- > Martin Cooper > > > Thoughts? > > > > Manfred > > > -- -Heath Borders-Wing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
