Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:

Ersin Er a écrit :

* When we want to apply a change to 1.0 and 1.1, we should first apply
it to 1.0 and then port to 1.1. Because trunks is more unstable and
more available for messes *** Doing the serious job first in 1.0 is
better.
I agree to some extent : we should just apply fixes to 1.0 trunk. No new feature, just fixes.


Yep that's the way our releasae model works: same as Linux Kernel.

* We should try to write better commits logs to able to track changes
and problems easier.
Yeah... Is it a good idea to add the JIRA reference number in the comment ?

Yeah actually JIRA will pick up the commit if in the commit log you put the issue name like:

DIRSERVER-24

for exsample. But I do it manually too because some things can break with the way jira does things especially when things move.
...

*** And an offer from Alex: Breakage in trunks is not acceptable, so a
committer who causes breakage in main branches or trunks will be
responsible for making documentation for one week. A punishment ;-)
(And yes, we need doco!)

What about writing new unit-tests? Or checking the code for style violation? Ah, sorry, we don't have any style, isn't it? ;-)

Btw, we badly need some doco !

Yes yes I love it. Working on packages for 100% test coverage. That's fun too btw. I love seeing green all over clover. Style wise I deposited a style export from eclipse into the resources folder. We should use this for now and people can ask to change it as we go if people have issues.

Alex

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