On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 7:15 PM, Pierre-Luc Dion <pdion...@apache.org> wrote: > Quick resume of 2014-01-21 call on GoToMeeting: > > - it was not recorded > - all notes are on: > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Gate+implementation+plan > > > 1. Peer review for pull request, merge request or patches is not viable > because it require too much effort from the community. making a review result in a direct pull was considdered desirable. At leasty a description of the process (pull locally from github into the right branch and push back to apache) will be documented and automated in a script as much as possible (probably a short snippet if not one liner)
> 2. github pull request is the easiest way to contribute, so David will > setup trigger on github to launch CI against PR using jenkins plugin: pull > request builder > 3. gated commit using gerrit might be highly complex to put in place, but > highly fit in the hospitality and quality principles > 4. need to move jenkins.bac,o into Apache infra > It was also agreed upon to return to the high level requirements and discuss git workflow in paralel with this first poc implementation. The reason this came up was that the number of reviews required was a point of discussion at a certain point Personally I feel that this way of working is very suitable: keep iterating between high level and drill down and deliver small parts for evaluation. -- Daan
