Hi Oleg, First I want to focus on this new Pipeline As Yaml Plugin. After that, I can work in this plugin (SPPR) also.
So thanks a lot for the support, I will start working on this plugin immediately. On Monday, February 24, 2020 at 2:03:32 PM UTC+1, Oleg Nenashev wrote: > > Hi Aytunc, > > - Of course, I do not want to throw all the effort in the SPPR, I may use >> some of the codes from there, if it is okay ? >> > As long as you follow the MIT License requirements, sure. > You may also want to consider taking over this plugin or contributing to > its codebase, but it is up to you. > Obviously, it would be great to have this new plugin as oprn-source. > > - @Oleg, I saw that this plugin is also selected for GSC 2020, I want to >> be sure that, writing this plugin will not affect GSC 2020 or any other >> Jenkins/Community Projects >> > > GSoC 2020 lists potential project ideas, it is not a problem if some ideas > overlap with pending work. Students would need to consider the ongoing > developments in their project proposals, and ideally to sync-up with > stakeholders in the dev list. > It would be great to put a notice with a link to this thread so that > potential applicants know there is ongoing parallel effort. > > BR, Oleg > > > > On Sat, Feb 22, 2020 at 2:25 PM Aytunc Beken <aytunc...@gmail.com > <javascript:>> wrote: > >> Hi Vu Tuan, >> >> Thank you for the detailed information about the plugin. So in this >> situation, my suggestions are below. >> >> - As the SPPR plugin is not developed any more and name of the plugin do >> match with its purpose, starting a new plugin for PAY ( Pipeline As Yaml) >> will be more accurate. >> - Of course, I do not want to throw all the effort in the SPPR, I may use >> some of the codes from there, if it is okay ? >> - @Oleg, I saw that this plugin is also selected for GSC 2020, I want to >> be sure that, writing this plugin will not affect GSC 2020 or any other >> Jenkins/Community Projects. >> >> Thanks. >> >> >> On Saturday, February 22, 2020 at 2:13:34 PM UTC+1, Vu Tuan Pham wrote: >>> >>> Hi Aytunc, >>> >>> Thank you for reaching out to me. To give you some context, I took over >>> this project from a GSoC project (Google Summer of Code) from a student. He >>> was unable to finish the project on time, so I decided to take it over >>> after GSoC to see if I can continue working on it to bring it to official >>> release (1.0). Unfortunately, due to time permit and some of my personal >>> reasons, I haven't had time to maintain it over the past 2 years. >>> >>> However, I can still help you my question at my best: >>> - At first, the intend was to integrate with multiple version control >>> systems as it mentioned in the description of the repo >>> https://github.com/jenkinsci/simple-pull-request-job-plugin. But >>> overtime, I think the target shifted toward Pipeline as YAML, which the >>> name of the plugin is not reflecting what it is doing. >>> - As I mentioned, iiuc, this project is no longer under development by >>> anybody, so if you have any idea about a new project, you can always >>> proceed ahead. If you think SPPR project is useful in some ways, you can >>> also consider merging 2 projects, there is no restriction for you to do >>> that. >>> >>> To understand more about this project, you can watch these presentation >>> videos during GSoC 2018 (can skip to SPPR plugin presentation): >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWHM8S0fzUw&feature=youtu.be >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuTODhJOTBU&feature=youtu.be >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGEtN4nbtng&feature=youtu.be >>> >>> cc ...@Martin d'Anjou, who is the mentor of this project during GSoC >>> 2018. I think Martin can give you some insights on the project. >>> Let us know if you have any further questions. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Vu Tuan >>> >>> On Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 4:54:07 AM UTC+8, Aytunc Beken wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Oleg, >>>> >>>> Nice to meet you Vu Tuan. >>>> >>>> I have some doubts, may be you can help me understand things. >>>> >>>> - Why the name of the plugin is different ? Also It says it is about >>>> pull requests from various version controls. If this plugin will continue >>>> focusing on both, It will be good to separate them. >>>> - I was planing to use ModelASTPipelineDef >>>> (org.jenkinsci.plugins.pipeline.modeldefinition.ast) for converting Yaml >>>> to >>>> Jenkins and vice versa. As this is internal model of Declarative pipeline, >>>> It will be easy to maintain. >>>> >>>> I will be glad if I can get your ideas/comment about these. >>>> >>>> Thanks. 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