El vie, 01-09-2006 a las 18:22 +0200, Jörn Nettingsmeier escribió:
> Gregor J. Rothfuss wrote:
> > while doing some bugzilla maintenance yesterday, i noticed that there 
> > are quite a few patches sitting there by wyona employees:
> > 
> > http://tinyurl.com/e8odg
> > 
> > these were probably written on company time, presumably to fix customer 
> > problems. so why haven't they been applied? i am trying to understand 
> > why the submitters of those patches did not make more of an effort to 
> > get these committed?
> > 
> > don't get me wrong; i am very glad to see people submitting fixes (and 
> > getting paid to do so). but i am wondering: why bother fixing these 
> > problems when they then end up rotting away in bugzilla?
> > 
> > if i were in their shoes, i would ask on the mailing list to have those 
> > committed, or else ask one of my coworkers to commit them for me.
> > 
> > any insight into this dynamic welcome.
> 
> yeah, bugzilla can be a tar-pit for patches sometimes.
> perhaps lenya needs more committers? 

Yes, we need more help.

> maybe we could use a couple of 
> "janitors" - people with commit rights who mostly do clean-up work and 
> post more intrusive changes for review prior to committing them...

Actually every committer (especially the PMC members) should feel
responsible for the cleanup task. Sure it would be awesome if a couple
of people could feel responsible as janitors but the rest should help.

I see it not so much wyona specific (it is only that a lot of patches
are coming from wyona folks) but a general problem. That is the reason
why I started the clean-up day thread.

salu2
-- 
Thorsten Scherler
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Wyona Inc.  -  Open Source Content Management  -  Apache Lenya
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