On 04/03/14 04:32, Dammina Sahabandu wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm Dammina Sahabandu, a 3rd year Computer Engineering Undergraduate at > University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. Currently I'm doing an internship at > WSO2 inc which is an open source middleware organization. So I do have > experience in several Apache projects (Axis2, Synapse etc.). So as the > first step I did some background research about the Apache Bloodhound > project. And also I did checkout the svn repo and installed > it successfully. > After going through the JIRA list I found several interesting ideas, but > I'm particularly interested in the idea of creating tickets using a > wiki list [1]. So as I understood simply the idea is to provide a button > when there is a list in the wiki(numbered or bullet pointed). And we need > to implement a system to create tickets using the list after the user > clicking on that button. Then we need to update the wiki page(the relevant > list) replacing the list with the links to the created tickets. > Is that correct? Can you please give me a feedback to clear up the idea. > And it would be really great if you can provide some more details about the > project. > > [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMDEV-110?filter=12326260 > > Thanks > Dammina >
Hi Dammina, Great to hear from you. For quick reference here, the associated ticket for bloodhound is https://issues.apache.org/bloodhound/ticket/231 I believe your interpretation of the ticket is reasonable. What has been stated so far is probably not a full specification for the problem so it would be worth considering: * Permissions - who is appropriate for the button to be presented to and who can use the button? * Intrusiveness - not all lists will need to be turned into tickets so could there be means to determine this? That is a shorter list than I thought I would come out with but feel free to add to this, Dammina. As this would be your project, it might be better if you try to answer those questions rather than getting us to prescribe answers. This may be useful for strengthening your final project proposal too. Cheers, Gary
