Dirk, thanks for clarifying! I'll give it a try and adapt the importer for
jira, so we have an equal base for comparison with roundup. -florian
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Subject: Re: [Scons-dev] Roundup tracker demo instance...
From: Dirk Baechle <tshor...@gmx.de>
To: SCons developer list <scons-dev@scons.org>
CC:
Hi Florian,
your mail sums it up pretty well. Thanks for taking the time to skim through
those old messages. We definitely are interested in making progress wherever
that's possible.
But with a large project like SCons and major decisions to be made,
"bikeshedding" is always around...and can bring things to a halt quickly.
Further, we did have a tracker and most of the latest development was done by
direct pull requests...which might have let this problem appear as one of lower
priority.
I agree that it's time for a clear decision...from my angle the two candidates
are Roundup and Jira. Both seem to be able to do the job on the technical
level. So we can't choose "wrong" and just have to pick. Leaves the question
how to do that. Would any of the devs be opposed to a simple poll, where
everybody supports his favourite tool?
Independent of how the decision is made, what will happen later is that-just
like in the git vs hg battle-voices speak up from time to time, claiming that a
switch to the other alternative is what the project needs right now. That's
just how open-source works these days I guess. :)
Best regards,
Dirk
P.S.: I wrote all of the above under the assumption that the technical
migration from Tigris to Jira is possible and preserves the full history,
including the creation dates of issues and messages /comments. I'm stressing
this point so much, because even in Roundup it's only possible with a
work-around. ;)
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