Well the source (sans Open Solaris enhancements) is already available at OpenPegasus.org if you want to follow put back by put back. Open Solaris changes will be put back there. I expect that this project will periodically take a snapshot of that tree and test it/fix it for Open Solaris. Then a binary is made available for download at the project site.
Nigel Smith wrote: > +1 > > So are you saying that the CIM source code in > OpenSolaris network storage consolidation > will be identical & in-step with the source code > in the OpenPegasus repository? > At certain checkpoints, yes. > Maybe the above will not happen while the project > is in development, as presumably the change you will > need to incorporate are changing so quickly > and will be too numerous? > The Pegasus community will need to accept this project's changes. > In which case, will the source code be > visible while development is on-going, or > only visible after the first release? > Visible at OpenPegasus.org while development is on-going as they are put back and accepted. Visible in the NWS consolidation at specific check points. > Some of the other projects, like iSer, are > posting regular code reviews, so the > community can have some participation in the > development. > There is some additional coordination this project needs to do since it is working with an upstream community. -- mark _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
