Stefano Mazzocchi wrote, On 24/07/2003 15.14:
On Wednesday, Jul 23, 2003, at 04:06 America/Guayaquil, Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
As some know, I have put a service based on Ant on my server that weekly downloads from Bugzilla the patches of Cocoon, formats them in text, and sends them to the mailing list. This makes it easy to keep track of what is happening with patches.
Some have asked that I move this to Apache CVS+hardware, and I agree. In fact I'd like to switch to python as it makes more sense and I can run it on Apache HW with no problem.
The question is: where to put it?
what about the "tools" directory on the cocoon CVS?
Well it *was* there, and also in build.xml for quite some time, but nobody cared. So I rmed it (IIRC it was also part of your spring cleaning program, but I could be wrong)
or maybe a cocoon-site/ module.
Other Apache projects have asked me if it's possible to set it up.
How to set it up?
a cron job on icarus?
It's in Java (Ant), can I run it there?
Does it make sense to put it in the Gump script invocations?
not sure, what are the pro/cons?
Well, there has been a discussion on the gump list following this mail. The outcome is that it's probably not part of Gump.
It's a bit like your Agora or the Apache map, or Vadim's stats, all useful services for the community but no place to be.
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