Sorry for not understanding how nagging works, and perhaps the intent
already
exists, but shouldn't a Gump instance have a Concern Area, i.e. Nag
projects that have 'these' domains in the nag-address ? And by default
only
use the domain-name on the host it is running.
Nagging works for public
It has been 10 days since the vote to retire Traditional Gump was put out.
As I read this [VOTE] mails on this list I see seven +1s (Leo, Adam,
Davanum, Martin, Nicola, Stefan, Stefano), one +0 (Michael), one -0 (the
suggestion of a -1 if traditional Gumps were stopped, Sebastian).
My problem is
On Fri, 2004-06-18 at 15:49, Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
'CleanUp' branch (perhaps move it to SVN) or something. There is significant
risk/change w/ this branch (as stray nags have shown) and it'd be a good
time to rework directories, etc.
Is nagging on by default ?
If it is a config entry, it's
Is nagging on by default ?
If it is a config entry, it's probably best to have the nag only as a
commandline parameter, to prevent spam in the future ?
Nagging is both a command line parameter (--notify) and has to be
requested/enabled in the workspace (with nag...). Unfortunately when I
Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
My problem is that suggestion of a -1 ... 'cos although we won't actually
stop folks running traditional Gumps, we aren't wanting to maintain two
metadata trees, we aren't wanting to maintain Traditional to work on current
metadata. Traditional will (with Jakarta Commons so
How about a compromise? Here is my proposal:
Fork the metadata tree (perhaps putting the new one in SVN) and make it
very clear that the gumpmeisters have no intention of maintaining the
traditional metadata themselves (but anyone with commit priviledges may
modify the traditional metadata if
Just to prevent myself from spamming when I set up gump on my new box
(running fc 2)..
Mvgr,
Martin
On Fri, 2004-06-18 at 17:30, Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
Is nagging on by default ?
If it is a config entry, it's probably best to have the nag only as a
commandline parameter, to prevent spam in
