Hi, On 8/29/07, Gianugo Rabellino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Bottom line: I think CTR + a good use of common sense is more than > enough.
+1 There's another angle on the CTR/RTC issue as well. Especially with a complex codebase there is a danger that people will just "do their thing" and keep committing stuff without communicating with the rest of the team/community on what's going on. Even though RTC does raise the commit barrier, it also forces people to communicate what they are doing. With that in mind I'd suggest using at least a relaxed version of RTC where Jira issues are raised for all non-trivial changes and a patch or at least a written outline of the proposed solution is posted before making the change based on lazy consensus. This is actually what many (most?) Apache projects do in practice even if following the CTR policy. We could also start with a formal RTC policy, and relax it later as or if people feel comfortable doing that. BR, Jukka Zitting