Re: [E-devel] Work items for 1.14 stabilization phase

2015-05-05 Thread Davide Andreoli
2015-05-05 15:59 GMT+02:00 Stefan Schmidt ste...@datenfreihafen.org:

 Hello.

 Another delay until tomorrow. If you want it to got out please help by
 having a look at
 T2367 and T1717.

 Cedric fixed T2338 (Dave, if you read this confirming it fixed would be
 great).


Sure I'm reading...
I can confirm, the problem is gone.
I have only done 5 minutes of tests, do not have more time until
tomorrow evening, but yes: issue resolved for me!




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Re: [E-devel] Work items for 1.14 stabilization phase

2015-05-05 Thread Stefan Schmidt
Hello.

On 06/05/15 01:32, Davide Andreoli wrote:
 2015-05-05 15:59 GMT+02:00 Stefan Schmidt ste...@datenfreihafen.org:

 Hello.

 Another delay until tomorrow. If you want it to got out please help by
 having a look at
 T2367 and T1717.

 Cedric fixed T2338 (Dave, if you read this confirming it fixed would be
 great).

 Sure I'm reading...
 I can confirm, the problem is gone.
 I have only done 5 minutes of tests, do not have more time until
 tomorrow evening, but yes: issue resolved for me!

Thanks!

regards
Stefan Schmidt

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Re: [E-devel] Work items for 1.14 stabilization phase

2015-05-05 Thread Stefan Schmidt
Hello.

Another delay until tomorrow. If you want it to got out please help by
having a look at
T2367 and T1717.

Cedric fixed T2338 (Dave, if you read this confirming it fixed would be
great).

regards
Stefan Schmidt

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Re: [E-devel] 1.15 release cycle schedule proposal

2015-05-05 Thread Daniel Juyung Seo
Hello

On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:14 AM, Stefan Schmidt ste...@datenfreihafen.org
wrote:

 Hello.

 On 20/04/15 14:53, Daniel Juyung Seo wrote:
  On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 9:25 PM, Tom Hacohen t...@osg.samsung.com
 wrote:
 
  On 20/04/15 13:15, Stefan Schmidt wrote:
  Hello.
 
  1.14 is one a good way now an it is about time to discuss the schedule
  for 1.15
  Tom approached me with a suggestion to ease the predictability of our
  release dates.
  Instead of doing a schedule being aligned with the 12 weeks he
 suggested
  that we use the first Monday of a month every three month. For us that
  would mean:
  First Monday of August: 1.15
  First Monday of November: 1.16
  First Monday of February: 1.17
  First Monday of Mai: 1.18
  First Monday of August: 1.19
  Yup, and the freeze starting the first Monday the month before. This
  way, we don't have to think and look up when freeze starts/ends and when
  the release is at, we just know (at least the ballpark). This also lets
  projects that have more long term planning than what we do, reliably be
  able to predict our releases way ahead.
 
 
  Very good idea, tasn. In this way, we can easily guess the next release
  date.
 
 
  ...
 
  This means we are no longer having the fixed 8+4 weeks schedule instead
  the merge window would grow or shrink based on the months lengths. I
 would
  keep the stabilization phase at the last 4 weeks as we are doing now.
 
  The variation in length is not that significant.
 
 
  Same here. If it's not like 2~3 weeks difference, the variation in length
  should be acceptable.
 
 
  Based on this a proposal looks like this: (9+4 weeks)
 
  2015-05-04 Merge window for 1.15 opens
  2015-06-22 Notice about soon ending merge window
  2015-07-06 Merge window is over.
 
 * Only bug fixes from this point
 * Alpha release tarball
 * Four weeks stabilization phase starts
 
  2015-07-13 Beta1 release tarball
 
 * Only critical fixes from this point
 
  2015-07-20 Beta2 release tarball
  2015-07-27 Beta3 release tarball
  2015-08-03 EFL 1.15 is Out (First Monday in August)
 
  What do you folks think about the idea?
 
  The second topic which makes 1.15 different from other releases is that
  July will be a problematic time for 1.15 as I will be offline for 3
 weeks
  in July. This raises the question how we are going to handle this. It
 will
  be the first three weeks in July which means I would be back for the
 final
  release but would miss most of the stabilization phase.
  Options I see for this:
  1) Extend the merge window for 1.15 about three weeks so we would start
  stabilization once I'm back
  2) Count down 1.5 so we finish by end of June
  3) Find someone who is willing to handle merge window close, alpha and
  beta stuff.
 
  The last one for sure. You shouldn't be pressured to change your life
  according to E releases, and e releases shouldn't change according to
  your life.
 
 
  +1 for #3.
  Tasn already said what I wanted to say.
  You've done a good job so far but you shouldn't be pressured.
 
  I would like to volunteer at least for elementary if you need a help for
  last moment bug fix, testing, news update, tarball, and etc.

 Thanks for the offer!

 If possible I would like to someone taking care of all 4 libs together
 so there is no effort in coordination and communication.
 Most of it is automated already with an ugly shell script:
 https://git.enlightenment.org/admin/release-management.git/tree/release.sh

 The procedure itself is outlined here:
 https://phab.enlightenment.org/w/release_procedure/


That sounds cool. I would like to volunteer for the release job while
you're away.
With a couple of times experience, when I could do the release by myself at
some point then you can go on holidays freely.
That's the benefit when you have multiple release managers :)

I expect managing release takes time even there are scripts and written
process documentation. (thanks for your effort)
But this would be a good start. Let's rock.


 I would walk the person through my process and also would do one stable
 update release with him/her to get the hang on it.

 I'm also back for the final release so if something does not work as
 planned it would be only the alpha and beta tarballs. :)

 Daniel, if you want to handle all 4 let me know. If not I would first
 search for someone who would handle all of them and come back to you if
 they are splitted up in the end.

 regards
 Stefan Schmidt




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Re: [E-devel] [EGIT] [website/www-content] master 01/01: Wiki page start changed with summary [] by Philippe Caseiro

2015-05-05 Thread Adrien Nader
On Sun, May 03, 2015, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
 On Sat, 02 May 2015 08:39:06 -0700 Philippe Caseiro pcase...@cadoles.com 
 said:
 
 what are you trying to achieve other than just defacing a web page and pissing
 me off in having to revert them?

With these dark times upon us, we, French people, are getting panicked.
It is getting clear that we will soon need to prove our frenchness and
as such we are accumulating proofs that everyday we do what being French
means: being a borker and complaining. I'm still only complaining but I
hope to soon graduate as a world-class borker too.


More seriously, it would be wise to use ACLs to limit at least who can
edit the main page. Contact and download might make sense too.

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Re: [E-devel] [EGIT] [website/www-content] master 01/01: Wiki page start changed with summary [] by Philippe Caseiro

2015-05-05 Thread The Rasterman
On Tue, 5 May 2015 20:46:59 +0200 Adrien Nader adr...@notk.org said:

 On Sun, May 03, 2015, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
  On Sat, 02 May 2015 08:39:06 -0700 Philippe Caseiro pcase...@cadoles.com
  said:
  
  what are you trying to achieve other than just defacing a web page and
  pissing me off in having to revert them?
 
 With these dark times upon us, we, French people, are getting panicked.
 It is getting clear that we will soon need to prove our frenchness and
 as such we are accumulating proofs that everyday we do what being French
 means: being a borker and complaining. I'm still only complaining but I
 hope to soon graduate as a world-class borker too.
 
 
 More seriously, it would be wise to use ACLs to limit at least who can
 edit the main page. Contact and download might make sense too.

the policy i think that is worth having is: until it becomes a problem, there
is more harm than good in restricting edits (beyond needing a registered
account). until the cost of dealing with the bad outweighs the benefits of the
good, then let it be lax. the worst that happens at the moment is there is a
git revert and some stuff is up on a page for a little while.

if we restrict we end up with zero contribution. that is the model we had
before. you needed git commit access. we had ZERO contribution. not a single
person wanted to help. people volunteered at times to be web master then
vanished immediately. the restrictive model is a failure as it results in a
basically un-maintained and un-contributed-to website. that is, to me, proven
fact as it has been our state for a long time.

trying to prove a point by being a pain, just makes me go well that's
immature and think far worse of the person. if it's some anonymous spammer or
man-child trying to show off i can go *sigh*, revert and move on as i don't
know them, and frankly, i don't care. if it's a community member that i expect
better of... that's another matter. :)

to prove my point - look at all the commits to the www in the past few weeks
from a range of people simply doing things like fixing typos. they were never
contributing before, and now they are. we've had 122 commits and 1 of them was
spam. that was reverted and account of user deleted. let's wait and see. as i
said - that's not an invitation to make a point.

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