On 11/1/07, Gabriel Dos Reis wrote: > On Thu, 1 Nov 2007, Bill Page wrote: > > | > I like IssueTracker a lot, mainly, because it is so easy to demonstrate > the > | > bug. Since we have several projects now, it would be necessary though to > be > | > able to select any subset of > | > > | > fixed in Axiom > | > fixed in FriCAS > | > fixed in OpenAxiom > | > > | > | That is a good suggestion. I think we can easily implement that. > > Given my past experience with Axiom, I strongly feel that > OpenAxiom should not be prevented from maintaining its tracker.
I absolutely agree with you! I think the issue tracking system at SourceForge is very good even though it does not allow one to easily illustrate a problem. It is standard and well known to open source developers. If you would prefer that users of OpenAxiom only submit reports to the tracker at SourceForge, we can easily insert a warning message in the issuetracker on the Axiom wiki providing a link and informing users that they should instead submit a report at SourceForge. > That by no means implies 'non-cooperation' -- but I cannot prevent > determined people to construe it that way. I understand that. I do not see your position as 'non-cooperation' - quite the opposite. I think you need to be free to develop the project using the best tools available. There are a lot of different options. > We can definitely work out two-way communication channels > between the tracker if that is possible. > I think some things are possible but as usual not so easy. For example it is possible to configure ZWiki to accept mail sent to a specific address on the server. The mail could for example originate from a subscription to the tracker system at SourceForge. The mail could be filtered and added to a specific web page on the Axiom wiki. Perhaps a similar link could be implemented in the other direction since I think it is possible to submit issues to SourceForge via email, right? Regards, Bill Page. _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list Axiom-developer@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
