On Aug 2, 2006, at 12:06 PM, Matt Hogstrom wrote:
Fine...I prefer a field in JIRA so I can execute a single query.
I'll assume the patches are in JIRA anyway and its a great place
for comments too :)
I was just looking into that. I already send a report every monday
of unassigned JIRAs that contain patches. If i could get a list of
the votes too, I should be able to cook up something.
-David
Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
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People have been referring to things requiring votes as
'RTCs'.
Everyone *please* stop using RTC in this manner. RTC is a
development model; what it and CTR are concerned with are
patches. Please call them patches. Changes are patches;
RTC and CTR are how they get applied. If you said something
about 'an RTC' outside Geronimo, no-one would have the least
idea what you were talking about. This is *not* a place
where it's necessary for us to invent new nomenclature.
There has been some discussion about keeping status in
the wiki. The wiki is a 'pull' mechanism; if you don't
actively go looking for it, you won't get it. I have
updated the STATUS file in trunk from its incubation
content to something more current, and have set it up to
be mailed to the list every Wednesday night. I suggest
filling things in there so all the various issues are
listed in a single places, along with who has voted on
patches, critical issues, etc. Right now information is
scattered all over the place.
Take a look at http://tinyurl.com/hzwes (or at
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/branches/2.0.x/STATUS
if you prefer the full URL) to see how another project
uses the STATUS file as a central repository of such
info.
If the consensus is to not use the STATUS file, that's
cool. But I decided that *doing* it was more productive
that just proposing to possibly set it up.
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