> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jason van Zyl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: mardi 3 janvier 2006 21:34
> To: Maven Developers List
> Subject: Re: working on and prioritizing dev issues
> 
> Jesse McConnell wrote:
> 
> > Oh, I was thinking that the crux of this email was trying to determine
> was
> > 'Where should these things be discussed?'  Email is the classic
> traditional
> > place to do it, but discussions have been getting dropped on here and
> Jira
> > was a proposed solution.  Perhaps someone just needs to keep bumping
> these
> > discussion topics up :)
> 
> The discussion of what to resolve will happen on the list or in irc but
> then get populated in JIRA so that what's up for discussion gets
> captured. JIRA can ping the list with unresolved issues and as we are
> discussing the issues I think someone needs to act as secretary and
> capture the salient ideas in the wiki. So for the dev process stuff I
> created a document and steward that document to completion. I think the
> same would go with the integration tests where this is something that
> Vincent is keen to resolve so he can be the secretary for that issue (if
> that's ok Vincent). 

I'm ok in principle. It's just a question of time and spending enough time
to follow it up fast enough so that the momentum is not lost. 

>So I think the flow becomes
> 
> - everyone pushes issues they want resolved into JIRA
> - we prioritize a short list to work on in a particular week (or
> whatever), we can use votes or just decide amongst ourselves
> 
> with that short list we:
> 
> - pick the issue at hand
> - burst of discussion on the list
> - secretary captures the salient points
> - offers up the document for review
> - go back to discussion/capture/review until complete
> - a final document then accompanies the resolution and the issue is closed

+1 

[snip]

-Vincent


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