Mark Stosberg <[email protected]> writes: >> Background >> ---------- >> 1. I and a some other darcs hackers would like to see some sort of >> web based patch tracker so that we can keep abreast of what >> patches need to be reviewed, who's reviewing them, etc. >> http://bugs.darcs.net/issue1084 > > I use "RT" for this at work, and so I imagine roundup could work the > same way as well. In RT, we added a custom field called "Stage" and > one of the stages is "alpha-testing". In darcs, we always give > patches a ticket number. > > When a patch is ready for review, it pushed to the central repo and RT > is updated with a comment to give the ticket a alpha reviewer, and the > stage is moved to "alpha testing".
+1 for using roundup, in case any stakeholders didn't already know :-) For me, the UI agnosticism that roundup's mail gateway (coupled with my CLI wrapper) provides is a killer feature. To use a js-heavy web UI like review-board would require drastic changes to my working environment -- change I am not willing to undergo for Darcs. I have not looked at darcswatch yet (I think this thread is the first I've heard of it). _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
