We can also ask Bob ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to host it at codehaus (they
already have a JIRA, so I guess we get a project on their server). Let
me know...
Mathias Bogaert
On 12 Sep 2004, at 16:45, Matt Raible wrote:
I've asked Mke about JIRA before too. I also talked to Scott (of
Atlassian) at JavaOne. It seems the issue is they don't want to host
it - but I can host it on my server if everyone is OK with that. Or
we could possibly host it on John's where displaytag.org is already
hosted. Even if we host it on mine, we can get a DNS setup so
jira.displaytag.org points to my server.
Matt
On Sep 12, 2004, at 8:30 AM, Mathias Bogaert wrote:
Matt,
Definitely #2 for me as well. I agree with your points. 1.0 should
have already been released. As for adding developers - Fabrizio is
doing a fantastic job, and the project is mature enough, and in the
emails of the last weeks, the need for a partial refactor (to
integrate with db solution) came forward, Fabrizio is taking lead, as
expected, but no other developers/patchers have stepped forward so
far.
Also, I feel the need arises for a JIRA instance somewhere, to track
our issues better. I've asked Mike Cannon-Brooks already, but he
hasn't replied yet. How does the rest feel about JIRA?
Mathias
On 12 Sep 2004, at 13:36, Matt Raible wrote:
All,
This project is a definite success as a lot of folks are using and
contributing to the displaytag. However, the development is
concentrated to Fabrizio - who seems to be available only
intermittently. As for support, I seem to be the only developer
answering e-mails and forum postings and there's a lot of questions
I can't answer b/c I didn't write the code and don't feel like
digging in to try and figure out the answer. In essense, it feels
like 1) none of us are using the display tag or 2) the tag is
working for us so we don't have any more itches to scratch and don't
contribute. I'm definitely in #2 - it does everything I need it to
do.
In order to revive life into this project, I suggest we contact a
couple of the active patchers or users and see if they want to
become committers. The best way to get enthusiasm (IMO) is to get
folks that are using this everyday, especially in high-data
situations. What do you think?
Fabrizio - I think it's great what you've done with the code, but we
need to release 1.0 soon and get on with 1.1. I also think we need
to take procedures to release more often in the future. It seems
like not much is happening, yet we're holding up the release. Since
you wrote most of the code, I think you need to take a more active
role as project leader - where you notify the group of target dates,
milestones, and where you'd like help. Right now it seems like
you're a one-man team and a lot of us don't know where to help.
Sure we can dig into the bugs, but I feel like I have to get your
approval for a lot of stuff before I commit it. Please help us help
you.
This e-mail is motivated by some talk I've been seeing lately where
folks are bagging on this project saying the code is great, but the
developers are unresponsive and releases are slow.
Feedback is appreciated,
Matt
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