Jim Walker wrote: > Steve, > > Here's a few comments... > > - You may want to be less hard on Teamware and remove: > slide 1: "teamware is dead, long live mercurial" > slide 11: "made Teamware suck less" > Some people may take offense
Sure > Slide 3: > - I would list specific reasons why we are changing > to Mercurial and not just leave it to the reader > (even though you may talk about it) > This is a HUGH impact on Sun developers and they > need to know why they have to change in clear terms. > This will also help people who can't make the meeting. > You may need to add a slide. We may mention some of it briefly (and some of it is covered in the Tw vs. Hg slide), but I don't want to spend too much time on it. The more interested audience will already know, or can read it from the detailed evaluation reports I linked in the slide. > Slide 4: > - We need to plug training into the equation. We won't > be successful unless people know how to use the new tools. Yeah - this is only half (if that) of the KTD so far. The training comes in the second half (e.g.: the scenarios and demos kupfer put in his outline he sent to the list the other day). I still need to workup slides for those. We will also need to put in links to the page where we will eventually have all the training material homed at. > Slide 5. > - Can you add a slide showing the SFW gate conversion, > since it is less complicated than the ON gate and more > standard? Sure. > - Why don't we have an external clone? Is the readable > clone/writable gate not needed anymore? Yup, it's not needed anymore. > - if we pull from the internal clone, and we can't do > partial bringovers, then do a push to the external gate > won't there be issues with usr/closed? Nope, pushes only push the containing repository's changesets. usr/closed is a nested repository and won't be pushed. > - it's weird having a "clone" that has more then the gate Yeah. The price we pay for having closed code. > Also, It would be good to have one place we can point people > where all the new commands are listed (workspace and > gatekeeper). Right now they are spread out or not listed. I imagined such a reference would be somewhere on the website we would link to (as mentioned above) cheers, steve -- stephen lau // stevel at sun.com | 650.786.0845 | http://whacked.net opensolaris // solaris kernel development
