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But as soon as the core and modules (or some of the modules) are
physically separated, e.g. by putting them in different branches or
sub-projects, a lot of complexity is added:
* Continuous integration
* Quality control
* Release management
Therefore I'm hesitant to suggest such a construct.
Do you think we would get more patches/features/bugfixes by separating
(peripheral) modules from the core?
It seems for me that things are getting complicated and I'm not shure that
a module plattform will be successful.
When we use the wiki to collect modules like wik proposed earlier, wie can
find out how good the idea of module
contribution is accepted by the community. So I propose to set up a wiki
page where people can list the modules they would like
to provide and modules they need.
If we have enough contibutions, we'll find a way how we can do it.
+1, this sounds like a reasonable approach.
I also wouldn't mind to add contributions to the sandbox in SVN, if
multiple contributors are interested in participating in the development
and want to provide patches.
-- Andreas
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Andreas Hartmann, CTO
BeCompany GmbH
http://www.becompany.ch
Tel.: +41 (0) 43 818 57 01
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