Jani Tiainen wrote: > Luis Matos kirjoitti: > >> a small ++ >> > > > >> ubuntu receives the trac package trough debian. (ubuntu sincs its >> archives with debian, sucking all debian packages). >> > > A big -- > > Trac should not live by releases of unrelated software, like some Linux > distributions. >
Right - but if there can be some synergy "by chance", all the better. I initially proposed the 22nd of July as the target day for 0.11.1 (i.e. one month after 0.11), and that's today. So Luis' request is not unreasonable. > And by looking number of open tickets, I really doubt there will be > 0.11.1 before mid August. > That really doesn't matter. We tried to get the milestones more focused by moving batches of tickets away from 0.11.1 and 0.12, but that doesn't mean that all tickets left for those milestones are accurately assigned, and conversely that tickets for other milestones can't make it for earlier milestones. As of this writing, there are *936* opened tickets... nearly half of them listed as defects. That's a lot even just for the triaging, so when cutting out a release, we can only hope we have addressed the most annoying ones and not introduced new ones ;-) >>> Debian's release is planned to happen by September, but the freeze (the >>> end of new uploads and bug count drop) will happen in the next week. >>> I think it's doable. >>> So, with the lead Trac Debian Package Maintainer hat on, i came by this >>> mean request a bugfix release for trac 0.11 so that we can have all the >>> current fixes to this version shipped in debian (debian releases are >>> anually). >>> Well, while we could "freeze" the current status of the fixes, there's right now some active bug fixing going on, and I think it's a good thing if we can get the pending patches in 0.11.1. So I propose that we go on for a few days like that, fixing 5-10 more tickets, then freeze by the end of the week if everything goes well. >>> So i think as a commitment to those users, you should collaborate with >>> debian and release 0.11.1 "for debian", by the end of this week. >>> > > Get more people to fix bugs and submit patches. That's the only way to > speedup Trac development. Note that there is many more users out there > that uses Trac... > Testing and feedback helps as well. And what about TracOnDebian? On that wiki page, there's currently a big red box reading >Note from mgood: I am currently in the process of rewriting this page. It is not currently complete, ... (note added *3* years ago). It would be nice if the debian packaging people could take this page in charge and update it for 0.11 (or 0.11.1). I'll follow-up later today with a summary of the remaining tasks. -- Christian --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Trac Development" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/trac-dev?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
